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Basic Evimetry Deadboot Forensic Acquisition: Wired and Local

via Cybrary

Overview

In this course we will do the more common practice of creating a forensic image on the local computer but managing the entire process across a CAT6 network from the Evimentry Windows Controller. We’ll also revisit writing our forensic images to “blessed” storage media.

Prerequisites

  • Before any forensic acquisition you must document the evidence
  • See my Cybrary course: “Evidence Handling: Do it the Right Way”
  • See my Cybrary course: “Introduction to the Evimetry Controller”
  • Internet connected computer
  • An evaluation copy of Evimetry
  • An “evidence” computer or drive
  • A CAT5 or CAT6 wired network
  • A DHCP source
  • A storage drive (USB3 External)

Course Goals

By the end of this course, students should be able to:

  • Create an Evimetry Deadboot USB dongle
  • Deadboot a target computer for Evimetry Acquisition
  • Use the Evimetry License Dongle to perform a local acquisition from the Deadboot dongle
  • Utilize the Evimetry Deadboot USB dongle and Evimetry Controller to manage a forensic acquisition across a wired network

Syllabus

  • Module 1: Introduction
    • 1.1 Introduction
  • Module 2: Preparing for the Acquisition
    • 2.1 Create an Evimetry Deadboot USB
    • 2.2 Creating a Blessed Storage Drive
    • 2.3 Two Methods of Deadboot Acquisition
    • 2.4 Evimetry Deadboot Forensic Acquisition Tools
  • Module 3: Using Evimetry Deadboot for Forensic Acquisition
    • 3.1 Evimetry Deadboot Operation: Getting Started
    • 3.2 Managing the Acquisition Process from the Controller
    • 3.3 Acquisition Summary
  • Module 4: Course Summary
    • 4.1 Course Summary

Taught by

Brian Dykstra

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