Computer forensics

Anyone here got any good resources for someone to begin learning?

>>14272 What's the anime on the pic?

>>14285 Memories

>>14281 i need more books by Sparc FLOW, anyone??

>>14305 I don't have the newest ghost one, but i got you.

>>14309 Cool, Thank you!!

>>14272 My professor recommended "The Art of Memory Forensics" and "File Systems" by Brian Carrier I haven't gotten around to reading either of them to be honest I made a big tar ball of all the class slides and some of the videos he posted during corona chan. Here's the one's on FAT32 and NTFS NTFS is a total cluster fuarrrk lmao

I will right a complete guide for 0x00 to 1337 if there's enough interest. short answer: learn CS

>>14305 >>14312 i know the 2021 how to hack like a ghost is on libgen

>>15073 any little helps

>>14272 I haven't had time to read though it fully, but reviews praise it for covering topics that do courses would go over, and being written in a clear concise manner. It basically teaches basics and how you use linux to do the deed.

i have the full 2021 INE - eCDFP – Digital Forensics Professional course i could upload but its like 2gb, so if any suggestions on how to do it anonymously that'd be great

>>16896 OnionShare I2P (advise downloaders to use eepget)

>16896 Seed it via i2psnark

>>16896 Vuze + I2P torrenting

This is how I got into security https://overthewire.org/wargames/

>>16896 upload it on mega.nz

>>16973 I was looking at this but was on the fence about starting. I'll check it out.

ive found its been helpful to find beginner CTF/boot to root guides on youtube, and watch and study what they do. and then, try your own. i basically have a few going at once, and if im stuck on them i just take a break and go back to watching those videos for new techniques, or watch a dedicated course on pentesting whatever i'm working on. learned a ton so far.

>>16896 Hoping you make that available.

>>14272 I liked tryhackme. even though it's mostly paid content, you do get a lot.