The Cyber Sleuth Show

Our daily show where we feature an article or news story in the digital investigations world.  In today's episode, we talk about Alexis Brignoni and Heather Charpentier's research on cachV0.db.  You can read all about their amazing work here https://abrignoni.blogspot.com/2024/02/what-is-cachev0db-and-why-are-there.html

This is our very first daily podcast where we pick a random but good news story from our feed and give you a quick update.
Todays story pick - https://cybersocialhub.com/csh/ios-android-malware-steals-faces-to-defeat-biometrics-with-ai-swaps/
 
Come visit us for more updates in the digital investigation community at https://cybersocialhub.com
 

Welcome to the Digital Investigator's Hubcast. In this episode, we unravel the mysteries of the digital investigation industry and peer into the crystal ball of the future. Join our seasoned hosts, Kevin DeLong and Matt Danner of Monolith Forensics, as they take you on a journey into the world of digital investigations and share their expert predictions for 2024. They may not be right, but it will be fun predicting what they see as the industry's future!
Whether you're a seasoned digital forensic investigator, an OSINT professional, a cybersecurity enthusiast, or simply curious about the future of technology and crime-solving, this episode of The Digital Investigator's HubCast is a must-listen. Join us as we peer into the digital crystal ball and make our predictions for the fascinating year ahead in digital investigations.
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Drones are everywhere! How do you process one to extract data for your investigation? Join Kevin and Jansen as they discuss the latest advances in drone technology and how to make sense of it all!

There is so much mystery and distrust around AI in investigations. Join Kevin as he talks to the crew from Detego about the best ways to use AI in your digital forensic investigation.

Ever wonder where to find the best deals on all your digital investigation software, hardware, and training? Join us as we talk to Bill Teel of TEEL Tech. Find out how he got started in the crazy world of digital forensic investigations and why sourcing all your tools & training in one place makes budget sense!

In this episode, we'll talk about the top things you should remember when buying a computer for digital investigations. You may be surprised about this one! Oh... it must be CPU or RAM, right? Tune in to the hub cast to find out. Kevin will speak to Manny Kressel of Bitmindz.com to help answer those questions.

Hey there! Have you ever wondered how cybersecurity skills can help in a digital forensic investigation? Well, this hub cast with Brian Carrier will dive into this topic.
The hubcast will talk about how having a strong understanding of cybersecurity can give you an advantage when investigating digital crimes. For example, if you know how hackers typically gain access to systems, you can use that knowledge to understand better how a breach occurred and what data may have been compromised.
Additionally, being familiar with different types of malware and viruses can help you identify any malicious software on a device or network. Knowing how to secure networks and devices can prevent future attacks from happening.
Overall, the hub cast will emphasize the importance of having a well-rounded skillset in digital forensics. So, if you're interested in pursuing a career in this field, it's worth considering adding some cybersecurity training to your repertoire.
Hope this helps!

Need vendor-neutral digital investigative training? Join Kevin as he talks to Farand Wasiak about IACIS training and their new podcast (hint, he is the host). https://www.iacis.com/training/

Digital Forensic examinations are only as good as the examiner and their hardware. Join Kevin DeLong as he speaks with Greg Dominguez of Wiebetech about how he got started in the industry and what led him to Wiebetech.