free computer forensic tutorial?

Question

free computer forensic tutorial?

Answer 1

Oh yes! Tons of free info all over the net. But why don't you start at your local library. Head over to youtube and search for it. There are tons of videos of conferences like Defcon, ShmooCon, Blackhat, CCC (try 28c3, 27c3, ect). There is also an awesome guy named Scott Moulton. He is one of the TOP computer forensic analysts and researchers in the WORLD. He gives pretty in depth and free tutorials on his youtube channel and other places. Since Scott gave a talk at Defcon several years ago he got TONS of emails and calls from private forensic companies telling him and asking him to cease and desist because he was "giving away trade secrets and ruining our business" etc. So he came back to Defcon and gave another, even more in depth talk just to rile em' up some more! Scott is awesome, go subscribe to his channel. Make sure to grab some books from the library and read on places like Wikipedia too. On Wikipedia, go down to the references area of the articles and click those links; they will take you to sites with even more information.



Other than that, you're going to have to pay.. and pay big time for this kind of information.







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Good GOD you people are arrogant! One person is linking to a bunch of a tools which the asker is going to have NO CLUE how to work since half of them don't even have a GUI. Some of those tools are for ANTI forensics as well.... other people have no idea what they are talking about.



Second, if you don't know who Scott Moulton is then you don't know the first thing about computer forensics. Three letter agencies pay this guy big bucks to teach them forensics ffs! He's given keynotes at every major computer security function you can name all over the world. His knowledge is cutting edge. He can do things your generic recovery company don't even know are possible. Here is his YT name: SuperFlyFlippingA. He's currently got over 100 videos which well teach you more about forensics than a $3000 SANS course.



Get a grip people.

Answer 2

When you speak of computer forensic, that is College Level Classes or on the Job Training. I've never heard of any online training or free Classes. Guys that work computer forensic's make a lot of money or have inside training at a Police Department of Government Training Center. TV SHows seem to cover a lot of computer forensic's.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Here is a Google search results with a lot of free material

search terms "Free computer forensic tutorial"

http://www.google.com/search?q=Free+computer+forensic+tutorial&rls=com.microsoft:en-us&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&startIndex=&startPage=1

Answer 5

I'm not sure there's anything like that out there. Computer Forensics is a pretty broad subject.

Answer 6

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