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  • Digital Forensics @infosec.pub
    blueberry_793 @lemmings.world

    Looking for volunteer forensic blockchain analysist

    Hi there,

    I'm investigating the (still active) defraudment of users funds by the owner of a cryptocurrency exchange.

    I'd like to have someone on the team who can help track funds of the implicated exchange wallet addresses and follow suspicious activity.

    Would you like to volunteer or perhaps put me into a direction where I can find a volunteer to join my team? Please let me know.

    Kind regards,

    A blueberry?

  • Digital Forensics @infosec.pub
    coffeeClean @infosec.pub

    Gov agency asking me for an “unaltered copy” of ~15 or so e-mails (HTML!)

    I received several machine-generate e-mails which are all mostly the same: a notification. They are HTML emails with no plaintext MIME part. Yikes! And to complicate matters further, the messages traversed my anonaddy forwarding account which PGP encrypts every message to me before forwarding it to my normal email account.

    The gov wants me to give them an “unaltered copy” of these e-mails. This gov office actually blocks my mail server so I am generally unwilling to send them email. This means I will be giving them the emails on paper hardcopy.

    So wtf, this is tricky. They want an “unaltered copy”. If I were to print the MBOX files, it would be useless to them because it’s a base64 blob that only I can decrypt. My mail client is mutt so the HTML is detected and piped through w3m to give me a text version that is readable enough.

    But in general, how do you give unaltered copies of an HTML email on paper form? This is not necessarily for a court but it could go down that path. Would

  • Digital Forensics @infosec.pub
    artemis @infosec.pub

    Old School MS-DOS Commands for DFIR

    Another great video from 13 cubed. These commands took me back, way back lol. I also learned that there are 'newer' versions of the commands I am most familiar with.

  • Digital Forensics @infosec.pub
    Lewistrick @feddit.nl

    Looking for podcasts, newsletters etc

    I'm new to the field - I was software developer before. I'm curious if there are any cool resources (podcasts, newsletters, etc) that you follow and can recommend! :)

  • Digital Forensics @infosec.pub
    PeriMouse @infosec.pub

    Is this course any good?

    I found it the other day but haven't tried it yet

  • Digital Forensics @infosec.pub
    vikinghoarder @infosec.pub

    Not an active blog, but with very complete articles

  • Digital Forensics @infosec.pub
    artemis @infosec.pub

    Welcome!

    This is the start of the Digital Forensics community on Infosec.Pub. Dedicated to the art + science of this field. Please keep posts related to the community topic and respectful towards others.