4n6 Week 06 – 2024 - PRESENTATIONS/PODCASTS

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PRESENTATIONS/PODCASTS

Black Hat

• Evading Logging in the Cloud: Bypassing AWS CloudTrail

YouTube video

• Dive into Apple UserFS (Userspace Filesystem)

YouTube video

• Lifting the Fog of War – Monitoring, Identifying and Mitigating MS-RPC Based Threats

YouTube video

• From Dead Data to Digestion: Extracting Windows Fibers for Your Digital Forensics Diet

YouTube video

BlueMonkey 4n6

• Day in the Life of DFIR – interview with Professor Ali Hadi, Ph.D., Senior Cybersecurity Specialist.

YouTube video

Breaking Badness

• [Special Report] Ransomware and Mortgage Brokers

CYBERWOX

• Malicious Cryptominer SIEM Investigation

YouTube video

Digital Forensic Survival Podcast

• DFSP # 416 – Persistence Mechanisms on Windows

Hardly Adequate

• Hardly a Week 5 February 5, 2024

My Blog • Discord • Socials LinkedIn Twitter • Youtube • Podcasts Hardly Adequate Forensic Focus • CTF • Shop Meet the Team Desi currently works for Dragos and believes in the mission to protect civilisation. He is also a podcast host, educator, student, mentor, ctf player & designer. All his spare time is taken up by fitness, gaming, and of course his dogs. Moxie loves humans and will always take out your shins for a pat. She is on the fence about soft toys but is a firm believer that squeakers...

• Catching up with Jo

Season 2, Ep. 6•Sunday, February 4, 2024We're catching up with Jo to learn more about her journey into cyber and all the things in between including a PhD, lunch with the (now) King Charles III, memes and lots of digressions.Show moreRSSMore episodesView all episodes7. Hardly a Week 5 February 5, 2024 07:23Season 2 is out now! Welcome to Hardly a Week 5 2024! Come along and listen to the new things in cyber, and Desi chat about what it takes to get into cybersecurity in 2024 each week.Want to wi...

Insane Forensics

• Industrial Cybersecurity Terms Defined: OT, SCADA and RTUs Oh My!

YouTube video

Intel471

• Cybercrime Exposed Podcast: Botnet Breakup

Feb 06, 2024 Over many years, a cybercriminal gang likely based in Russia built a huge network of interconnected, hacked computers. They did this one inbox at a time. They sent spam messages with fake documents and malicious links, tricking people into opening malicious software. The network of hacked computers was called Qakbot, or QBot. The botnet was used by cybercriminal gangs to infiltrate computers, steal their data, conduct financial crime and deploy ransomware. But in 2023, law enforceme...

Jai Minton

• SECRETS of Scheduled Tasks – How TARRASK MALWARE hides Scheduled Tasks from security teams

YouTube video

John Hammond

• PikaBot Malware Analysis: Debugging in Visual Studio

YouTube video

• Network Threat Hunting Made Easy (Finding Hackers)

YouTube video

• Learning Entra ID (Azure Active Directory)

YouTube video

Lee Whitfield at MacAdemia

• Using the macOS Terminal – Part 1

YouTube video

• Activator Malware

YouTube video

• Using the macOS Terminal – Part 2

YouTube video

Magnet Forensics

• Using AWS Config to Compliment IR Investigations

Most cloud investigations focus around host or endpoint data but there is a wealth of additional information available to an investigation if responders know where to look. The first logical place is CloudTrail logs but if an organization uses AWS Config, it contains a wealth of information that can compliment an investigation that is often overlooked. In this talk, we’ll show how you can pull data from AWS Config and use it in your next incident. After viewing this webinar, you can download a c...

Microsoft Threat Intelligence Podcast

• Mobile Threat Landscape Update

SubscribeApple PodcastsApple PodcastsOvercastOvercastSpotifyAmazon MusicRSSShow NotesOn this week's episode of The Microsoft Threat Intelligence Podcast, Sherrod DeGrippo is joined by Christine Fossaceca, Laurie Kirk, and Apurva Kumar. Today's discussion concerns a recent release from the Chaos Computer Congress, where researchers discovered and analyzed a zero-click attack on iPhones. The attack involves four zero-day vulnerabilities in iOS, requiring a malicious iMessage, a hardware bug, and a...

MSAB

• Extraction Log Files in XRY

YouTube video

Paraben Corporation

• E3 Forensic Platform Importing iLeap and aLeap Data

YouTube video