Domain 01
Domain 1: Forensic Science
Understanding different types of cybercrimes and various forensic investigation challenges.
Code: CHFI-V11
The CHFI certification covers detailed methodological approach to computer forensics and evidence analysis. It provides the necessary skillset for identification of an intruder's footprints and gathering necessary evidence for its prosecution.
Domain 01
Understanding different types of cybercrimes and various forensic investigation challenges.
Domain 02
Understanding rules and regulations pertaining to search and seizure of evidence and evidence examination.
Domain 03
Understanding the fundamental characteristics and types of digital evidence.
Domain 04
Understanding the forensic investigation process.
Domain 05
Reviewing various anti-forensic techniques and ways to defeat them.
Domain 06
Computer forensics in today's world, investigation process, understanding hard disks.
Domain 07
Defeating anti-forensics techniques, data acquisition.
Domain 08
Windows, Linux, and Mac forensics.
Domain 09
Network, web attacks, dark web, database, cloud.
Domain 10
Investigating malware, email crimes, mobile forensics, IoT.
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Types of Computer Crimes · Impact of Cybercrimes at the Organizational Level · Cyber Attribution · Cyber Crime Investigation · Challenges Cyber Crimes Present for Investigators · Indicators of Compromise (IoC) · Network and Web Application Threats and Attacks · Challenges in Web Application Forensics · Indications of a Web Attack · What is Anti-Forensics? · Anti-Forensics Techniques · Challenges to Forensics from Anti-Forensics
Rules of Evidence · Best Evidence Rule · Federal Rules of Evidence · ACPO Principles of Digital Evidence · Computer Forensics vs. eDiscovery · ChatGPT-4’s Role in Evidence Processing · Best Practices for Handling Digital Evidence · Seeking Consent · Obtaining Witness Signatures · Obtaining a Warrant for Search and Seizure · Searches Without a Warrant · Initial Search of the Scene · Preserving Evidence · Chain of Custody · Sanitize the Target Media · Records of Regularly Conducted Activity as Evidence · Division of Responsibilities
Types of Digital Evidence · Characteristics and Role of Digital Evidence · Sources of Potential Evidence · Understanding Hard Disk and Solid State Drive (SSD) · Logical Structure of Disks · RAID Storage System · RAID and Virtualization · NAS/SAN Storage · Disk Interfaces · Booting Process · Essential Windows System Files · Windows Boot Process: BIOS-MBR Method and UEFI-GPT · Macintosh and Linux Boot Processes · Windows, Linux, and macOS File Systems · MAC Forensics Data, Log Files, and Directories · Architectural Layers of Mobile Device Environment · Android Architecture Stack and Boot Process · iOS Architecture and Boot Process · Mobile Storage and Evidence Locations · Mobile Phone Evidence Analysis · Data Acquisition Methods · Components of Cellular Network · Different Cellular Networks · Cell Site Analysis: Analyzing Service Provider Data · CDR Contents · Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) · Android and iOS File Systems · Rooting of Android and Jailbreaking of iOS Devices · Different Types of Network-based Evidence
Forensic Investigation Process · Importance of the Forensic Investigation Process · Setting Up a Computer Forensics Lab · Building the Investigation Team · Understanding the Hardware and Software Requirements of a Forensic Lab · Validating Laboratory Software and Hardware · Ensuring Quality Assurance · Building Security Content, Scripts, Tools, or Methods to Enhance Forensic Processes · First Response and First Responder · First Response Basics · First Response by Non-forensics Staff, System/Network Administrators, and Laboratory Forensics Staff · First Responder Common Mistakes · Health and Safety Issues · Documenting the Electronic Crime Scene · Search and Seizure · Evidence Preservation · Data Acquisition and Data Analysis · Case Analysis · Reporting · Testify as an Expert Witness · Generating Investigation Report · Electron Applications and Chat Application Forensics · Mobile Forensics Process · Mobile Forensics Report Template · Sample Mobile Forensic Analysis Worksheet · Social Media Forensics · Social Engineering Forensics · Insider Threat and Identity Theft Forensics · Cryptocurrency and Blockchain Forensics · Virtualization Forensics · Cloud Forensics · Forensic Methodologies for Containers and Microservices · Bluetooth Forensics · IoT Forensics · OT Forensics · Multimedia Forensics
Anti-Forensics Technique: Data/File Deletion · What Happens When a File is Deleted in Windows? · Recycle Bin in Windows · File Carving · Anti-Forensics Techniques: Password Protection · Steganography · Alternate Data Streams · Trail Obfuscation · Artifact Wiping · Overwriting Data/Metadata · Encryption · Program Packers · Exploiting Forensics Tools Bugs · Detecting Forensic Tool Activities
Computer Forensics in Today's World · Computer Forensics Investigation Process · Understanding Hard Disks and File Systems
Defeating Anti-Forensics Techniques · Data Acquisition and Duplication
Windows Forensics · Linux and Mac Forensics
Network Forensics · Investigating Web Attacks and Dark Web · Database Forensics · Cloud Forensics
Investigating Email Crimes · Malware Forensics · Mobile Forensics · IoT Forensics
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