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Windows Forensics Analyst Field Guide

Windows Forensics Analyst Field Guide

By : Muhiballah Mohammed
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Windows Forensics Analyst Field Guide

Windows Forensics Analyst Field Guide

4.6 (9)
By: Muhiballah Mohammed

Overview of this book

In this digitally driven era, safeguarding against relentless cyber threats is non-negotiable. This guide will enable you to enhance your skills as a digital forensic examiner by introducing you to cyber challenges that besiege modern entities. It will help you to understand the indispensable role adept digital forensic experts play in preventing these threats and equip you with proactive tools to defend against ever-evolving cyber onslaughts. The book begins by unveiling the intricacies of Windows operating systems and their foundational forensic artifacts, helping you master the art of streamlined investigative processes. From harnessing opensource tools for artifact collection to delving into advanced analysis, you’ll develop the skills needed to excel as a seasoned forensic examiner. As you advance, you’ll be able to effortlessly amass and dissect evidence to pinpoint the crux of issues. You’ll also delve into memory forensics tailored for Windows OS, decipher patterns within user data, and log and untangle intricate artifacts such as emails and browser data. By the end of this book, you’ll be able to robustly counter computer intrusions and breaches, untangle digital complexities with unwavering assurance, and stride confidently in the realm of digital forensics.
Table of Contents (14 chapters)
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Part 1:Windows OS Forensics and Lab Preparation
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Part 2:Windows OS Additional Artifacts

Microsoft Edge

Microsoft Edge is a web browser developed by Microsoft as a successor to IE. Here’s a brief history of Microsoft Edge:

  • Microsoft Edge (2015): Microsoft Edge was first introduced in 2015 with the release of Windows 10, replacing IE as the default browser. It was built from scratch using a new rendering engine called EdgeHTML, which aimed to improve performance, security, and compatibility with modern web standards.
  • EdgeHTML and Legacy Edge (2015-2019): In its early years, Microsoft Edge relied on the EdgeHTML rendering engine, which offered faster page rendering and better standards compliance than IE. The browser featured a minimalist design, with a focus on speed, simplicity, and integration with Microsoft services such as Cortana and OneDrive. However, despite its improvements, the adoption rate of Edge was relatively low compared to other browsers, such as Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox.
  • Transition to Chromium (2019): In December 2018, Microsoft...

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