CHFI computer hacking forensic investigator certification all in one exam guide 1st edition

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The History of Computer Forensics Objectives and Benefits Corporate vs Criminal Investigations The Forensics Investigator Chapter Review Questions Answers References Chapter 2 The Nature of Digital Evidence What Is Digital Evidence? Anti-Digital Forensics Locard’s Exchange Principle Federal Rules of Evidence (FRE) Computer-Generated vs Computer-Stored Records Essential Data Best Evidence International Principles of Computer Evidence International Organization on Computer Evidence Scientific Working Group on Digital Evidence Evidence Collection IOCE Guidelines for Recovering Digital Forensic Evidence The Scientific Method Consider a Scenario Exculpatory Evidence Chapter Review Questions Answers References Chapter 3 The Investigation Process The Process Is Key Overview Before the Investigation Preparing the Investigation Seizing the Evidence Analyzing the Evidence Reporting and Testifying Chapter Review Questions Answers References Chapter 4 Computer Forensics Labs What Services Are You Offering? Staffing Requirements and Planning Becoming Certified Setting Up Your Lab Physical Location Needs Software Requirements Hardware Requirements Field Tools vs feature phones, 232–233 iOS–based, 233–234 remote wipe feature, 38 as wireless access points, 41 SMEs (subject matter experts), 279 SMS (Short Message Service), 72, 230, 317 SMS chat, 317 SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol), 246, 257, 258 SMTP codes, 263–264 SMTP servers, 260–264 Smurf attacks, 204 sniffing, 204 social engineering, 166–167 sockets, 201 software requirements, 58–59 solid state drives (SSDs), 3, 86, 96, 103 spam, 258 SPAN (switched port analysis) port, 208 sparse data copy, 81–82 spear phishing, 166, 205 spindle, 97, 98 “spinning rust,” 96 SPL (search engine processing language), 219 Splunk tool, 219–220 spoliation, 81 spread spectrum techniques, 126 SQL injection, 248 SSDs (solid-state drives), 3, 86, 96, 103 SSIDs (service set identifiers), 211, 212 SSL (Secure Sockets Layer), 203 stalking, 6 static analysis, 137, 138 static data acquisition, 83–84 static discharge, 42 static file analysis, 153–154 statistical analysis, 128 steganalysis, 127 steganography, 124–128, 318 See also encryption stegdetect tool, 130 stegokey, 127 Stoll, Clifford, 7 S-Tools suite, 130 storage area networks (SANs), 100 storage media See also devices archival, 84 Elastic Computer Cloud, 3, 4 forensically clean, 53, 314 Simple Storage Service, 3, 4 storing evidence, 57, 175 wiping, 318 write protection, 318 Stored Communications Act (SCA), 69, 70–71 Stored Wired and Electronic Communications Act, 5 strings command, 123 strings program, 153 striping, 104, 105 subdirectories, 119, 318 subject matter experts (SMEs), 279 subscriber identity module See SIM subscriber information, 70 Sun Solaris systems, 109 supoenas, 71 surveillance, electronic, 70–72 swap space, 84 SWGDE (Scientific Working Group on Digital Evidence), 22–23 switched port analysis (SPAN) port, 208 syllable attacks, 165 SYN floods, 204 synchronization protocols, 318 syntactic steganography, 125 Sysinternals suite, 140–141, 145 system logs, 155, 216–217 system resources, 144 T tablets, 234 TAC (type allocation code), 227 TAI (International Atomic Time), 218 tasklist command, 139, 145, 146 TCP (Transmission Control Protocol), 200–201 tcpdump tool, 208–209 TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol), 144 TCP/IP connections, 145 TDMA (Time Division Multiple Access), 226 teardrop attacks, 204 technical witness, 277–279 Technology Pathways, 180 Telnet, 246 temperature, 42 temporary file systems, 78, 84 temporary files, 78 terminology acronyms, 297–307 glossary, 311–318 testdisk software, 118, 120 testimonial evidence, 288 testimony, 280–284 See also witnesses best practices, 282–283 considerations, 280 in court, 47 cross-examination, 283 Daubert v Merrell Down Pharmaceuticals, Inc., 277–278 demeanor, 283 EC-Council Code of Ethics, 280–281 ethics and, 280–282 examination plan, 280 expert, 52 Frye v United States, 277, 278 how to testify, 282–284 other proceedings, 283–284 principles, 277–278 prior to trial, 282–283 professionalism, 283 during trial, 283 visual aids, 280 testimony preservation depositions, 284 The Onion Routing (TOR), 205 The Sleuth Kit (TSK), 109–111, 173, 219 theft, identity, 4, 6, 198 threads, 144, 318 three-letter acronym (TLA), 285 threshold reports, 46, 276 Tier 1 software, 191 Tier 2 software, 190, 191 Tier 3 software, 191 TIF files, 121 TIF format, 121 Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA), 226 time service, 218 time synchronization, 218 TimeMachine, 118 timestamp injection attacks, 216 Timestomp program, 4 Title III, 72 TLA (three-letter acronym), 285 TLS (Transport Layer Security), 203 TLS/SSL encryption, 211 “Tommy Boy” principle, 3 TOR (The Onion Routing), 205 Total Tester, 309–310 trace evidence, 17–18 traceroute program, 252 tracert command, 252 tracks, 97, 98 Transmission Control Protocol (TCP), 200–201 Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol See TCP/IP transport layer protocols, 203 Transport Layer Security (TLS), 203 trials See also court cases conflicts of interest, 282 phases of, 282–284 testimony See testimony witnesses See witnesses TRIM command, 103 TrueCrypt files, 16 Tshark tool, 209 TSK (The Sleuth Kit), 109–111, 173, 219 type allocation code (TAC), 227 U UDP (User Datagram Protocol), 200–201 UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface), 114 UICC (universal integrated circuit card), 227, 228, 318 UMTS (Universal Mobile Telecommunications System), 318 UMTS Subscriber Identity Module (USIM), 318 unallocated space, 99 unauthorized usage, 281 Undelete software, 120 underground communities, 281 Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI), 114 Uniform Resource Locators (URLs), 249 uninterruptible power supply (UPS), 58 universal integrated circuit card (UICC), 227, 228, 318 Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS), 318 Universal Serial Bus See USB UNIX systems BSD UNIX, 115, 216 software requirements, 58 versions, 58 UPS (uninterruptible power supply), 58 URLs (Uniform Resource Locators), 249 U.S Constitution, 5 U.S Federal Rules of Evidence, 5 U.S statutory laws, 5 USB (Universal Serial Bus), 99, 318 USB cables/connectors, 236 USB devices, 99, 102, 112 USB drives, 102, 112 USB hubs, 99 USB stick, 97 User Datagram Protocol (UDP), 200–201 users changes to, 255 logged-in, 145, 217 USIM (UMTS Subscriber Identity Module), 318 UTC (Coordinated Universal Time), 218 V validation, 85 vector graphics, 120 vector quantization, 122 VERIS (Vocabulary for Event Recording and Incident Sharing), 5 victimology, 276 victims, 205, 206, 276 video files, 126 virtual machines (VMs), 35, 116, 154 virtualization platforms, 35 virtualization technology, 3 Vistumbler, 213, 214 VMFS for VMware, 3 VMs (virtual machines), 35, 116, 154 VMware, 3 Vocabulary for Event Recording and Incident Sharing (VERIS), 5 volatile data, 78, 84–85, 138, 142–149, 318 volatile memory, 318 Volatility framework, 149 Volume Shadow, 118 volumes, 100–101, 315 vulnerabilities host systems, 205 N-day, 138 networks, 203 zero-day, 138 vulnerability assessment, 6 W WAF (web application firewalls), 202, 247, 250, 251 WAP (Wireless Application Protocol), 318 WAPs (wireless access points), 41, 199 warning events, 158 warrants, 38, 52, 66–70, 71 water damage, 56, 57 watering hole attacks, 205 watermarking, 126, 127 web application firewalls (WAF), 202, 247, 250, 251 web applications, 247–256 defined, 247 investigating breaches, 255–256 log files, 253–255 mounting attacks on, 247–249 protecting, 250–253 security, 250 web tools, 250–253 web browsers browsing history, 69 cache, 154 considerations, 154 cookies, 154, 155 history analysis, 154, 155 passwords, 164 web pages cached, 154 cookies, 154, 155 defacement, 247 phishing and, 258 web servers attacks on, 247 considerations, 247 investigating breaches, 255–256 log files, 253–255 web services, 3, 4 web sites cookies, 154, 155 history list, 155 passwords for, 169 recently visited, 150 web tools, 250–253 web-based attacks, 246–256 WEP keys, 212 WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) protocol, 212 whaling, 205 white hats, 179 who, what, when, where, why, and how (5WH), 5, 34, 38 whois lookups, 252, 253 whois software, 252 Wi-Fi (wireless fidelity), 318 window shade case, 124 Windows Boot Manager (bootmgr), 114 Windows CE (Compact Edition) OS, 232 Windows Encrypting File System (EFS), 182 Windows Event Viewer, 160 Windows file analysis, 151–152 Windows Firewall logs, 157–158 Windows LogParser.exe software, 159–160 Windows native commands, 140, 141 Windows Pocket PC, 232 Windows registry See registry entries Windows Registry hive, 182 Windows System Control Center (WSCC), 141–142, 143 Windows systems, 137–172 acquiring data on, 87 acquisition validation, 85 boot process, 112–114 command-line programs, 139–140 deleted files and, 118–119 file systems, 106–107, 118–119 forensic investigation of, 150–155 forensics analysis, 139–160 forensics tools, 140–142, 143, 159–160 live investigations, 142–150 log files, 155–159, 214 memory, 148–149 memory dumps, 148–149 nonvolatile data, 138, 149–150 password cracking, 160–168 password guidelines/tips, 162–164 password storage, 159 PowerShell, 139, 140, 143–144 processes, 144 recovery tools, 120 registry See registry entries shutdown procedures, 79 software requirements, 58 versions, 58, 112–114, 139 volatile data, 84–85, 138, 142–149 Windows Vista systems, 114 Windows XP boot process, 113, 114 Windows XP Service Pack 3, 113 Win-Hex editor, 153 Win-Hex Forensics, 180 WinHex tools, 88 winload.exe, 114 wiping media/devices, 38, 53, 318 Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) protocol, 212 wired networks, 198–210 wireless access points (WAPs), 41, 199 Wireless Application Protocol (WAP), 318 wireless encryption, 212 wireless fidelity (Wi-Fi), 318 wireless forensics, 212–214 wireless local area networks (WLANs), 211 wireless networks, 210–214 ad hoc, 211 blocking, 60 considerations, 210–211 encryption, 212 enterprise, 211 mobile devices, 235 Wireless Protected Access See WPA Wireshark network protocol analyzer, 154 Wireshark sniffer, 209 Wiretap act, 5 wiretapping, 5, 72, 236 witnesses, 276–284 conditions, 278–279 considerations, 52, 72, 276–277 preliminary interview, 76 qualifications, 278–279 reports, 279 role of, 276 vs subject matter experts, 279 technical vs expert, 277–279 testimony See testimony WLANs (wireless local area networks), 211 workplace searches, 68–69 workspaces, 57 workstations See forensics workstations World Wide Web (WWW), 246 World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) logfile format, 253–255 WORM (write-once, read-many) devices, 215 WPA (Wireless Protected Access), 212 WPA-2 standard, 211, 212 write protection, 318 write-blockers, 60, 318 write-once, read-many (WORM) devices, 215 WSCC (Windows System Control Center), 141–142, 143 WWW (World Wide Web), 246 X Xen hypervisor, 3 XML (Extensible Markup Language), 155, 156 xor function, 104 XSS (cross-site scripting) attacks, 248 X-Ways WinHex Forensics, 58–59 Z zero-day 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Chapter 7 Windows Forensics Windows Forensics Analysis Live Investigations: Volatile Information Live Investigations: Nonvolatile Information Forensic Investigation of a Windows System Windows Log Analysis... Generating the Report Choosing the Proper Forensic Software Forensic Investigations Using FTK Installation and Configuration Creating the Case and Adding Data Analyzing the Data Generating the Report... This book covers the exam objectives for EC-Council’s Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator (CHFI) v8 certification examination Each chapter covers specific objectives and details for the exam EC-Council has defined 22 areas of