SDF: Weblog Forensics

Learn weblog forensics

4.50 (167 reviews)

Udemy

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English

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Network & Security

What you will learn

Understand weblog fundamentals from a DFIR point-of-view

Understand weblog components for their investigative value

Be able to create custom IOC sweeps

Be able to create frequency analysis sweeps

Be able to create attack pattern sweeps

Be able to automate the sweeps into a single, simple script

Why take this course?

Welcome to the Surviving Digital Forensics series. This class provides hands-on training that teaches weblog forensic triage techniques.

Learn weblog fundamentals from a DFIR point-of-view
Understand weblog components for their investigative value
Learn how to create custom IOC sweeps
Learn how to create frequency analysis sweeps using IP addresses, status codes, request methods, etc.
Learn how to create attack pattern sweeps for SQL injection, web shells, XSS and more
Learn how to automate the sweeps into a single, simple script

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Angel

August 18, 2023

This course offers a detailed insight from the ground up into analysing weblogs as forensic artifacts. It is easy to follow, goes into detail and provides practical applications into the field.

Lock

May 14, 2020

Great course and I learn a lot of information from it. But this course is not updated and I wonder what is the difference for Windows 10.

C.M.

April 8, 2020

This is the first course I have ever taken from your site. It is good. Being an old EnCase certified examiner I can see that you are teaching the subject correctly by going back to the basics. I always have interns to train and I will be using your product! Thanks!

Clinton

January 4, 2020

I've always enjoyed the manual breakdown on how to understand forensics over using automation first. Great job.

Jeffrey

October 12, 2016

It was a course with very good content where the instructions were easy to follow and provided details as how to accomplish goals.

Masudur

September 25, 2016

Excellent presentation and instruction for practical. However, the whole course revolve around the LINK files in "Recent folder". It would be great to have a touch of different types of LINK file forensics like Recycle Bin etc. This course is good for beginners.

Ross

June 25, 2016

The instructor for this course is clear, concise and shows a great deal of experiential knowledge. It is a good course to do if you want to get a low level understanding of link file analysis.

Travis

August 15, 2015

I thought the topic was well covered. I even learned a few things when manual analysis of these artifacts is necessary.

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