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Category Archives: Network Analytics
Ringzer0team – Forensics Challenge 35 – Poor internet connection
This writeup is to explain how to get the answer (flag) to the Forensic Challenge named “Poor Internet Connection” I will not be posting the flag here as I am giving you all of the instructions to get it yourself! … Continue reading
Posted in Competitions, Cyber, Network Analytics, Network Forensics, PCAP Analysis
Tagged file carving, hats off security, hex, Network Forensics, PCAP, pcap carving, Wireshark
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TTLs and where to find them
Recently I have been conducted a lot of interviews for SOC Analysts; one of the questions I ask is as follows: You are reviewing your DNS logs and find an answer to a DNS query which shows rabbitcoldhotel.evil.com on <AnyExternalIP> … Continue reading
Posted in Network Analytics, Network Forensics
Tagged basics, hats off security, Interview Questions, Network Forensics, SOC Analyst
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