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DFIR Training
@DFIRTraining
The official DFIR Training account and most complete #DFIR online resource. Managed by @Brett_Shavers.
Katılım Ağustos 2016
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Dr Fazeelat Duran explores how repeated exposure to distressing material affects law enforcement staff over time—and what organisations can do to better support them. #digitalforensics forensicfocus.com/podcast/how-di…
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"Why APFS Snapshots Change Everything in Mac Forensics"
And why timing matters more than you think
APFS snapshots are one of the most powerful and often misunderstood sources of evidence on a Mac. Most examiners are aware that snapshots exist, but far … ift.tt/Kgwc5Rj
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When live RAM capture isn’t possible, pagefile.sys may be the only remaining source for recovering memory-related evidence
In this post, Chad Gish explains why this hidden Windows system file is a critical source of forensic evidence: ow.ly/bOQJ50YXRZC #DFIR
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Belkasoft Webinar: Unlocking the Power of AI with BelkaGPT and BelkaGPT Hub. Learn to simplify complex tasks, boost efficiency, and take your digital forensic investigations to the next level.
📅 Thursday, May 21, 10:00 AM GST
👉 Register: eu1.hubs.ly/H0vk_j90
#DFIR #AI

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DFIR technology changes. Principles do not.
linkedin.com/posts/cyber-tr… #DFIR
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If you know what a '67 Shelby Ford Cobra is...then you know what DFIR + AI is.
dfir.training/blog/dfir-ai-i… #DFIR

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We’re welcoming Nuix as a Gold Sponsor of Techno Security & Digital Forensics Conference East 2026 ✨
📅 June 2–4, 2026
📍 Myrtle Beach, SC
technosecurity.us/east/visit-202…
#TechnoSecurity #DigitalForensics #eDiscovery #Investigation #TechnoEast2026 #BackToMyrtleBeach

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I’m headed to Europe in June to speak and teach at multiple @SecurityBSides events. Due to a series of unfortunate events including the place I’ve been consulting not paying, I’m asking for donations to play for my travel. No pressure. I'm going regardless.
#cybersecurity #infosec #ethicalhacking #travel #conferences
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Nearly 3,000 people are spending two months teaching AI agents to FIND EVIL in real DFIR data. Now we need judges willing to tell them how they actually did. Apply at sansurl.com/find-evil-judge
Both kinds welcome: the true believers who think AI-augmented incident response is going to rewrite how we do DFIR, and the skeptics who have been waiting two years for someone to show them something that doesn't hallucinate its way to a conclusion. (Either way, you're going to see things in these submissions you didn't expect. I'll leave it at that.)
The judging rubric was built for serious evaluation. Six equally weighted criteria:
1. Autonomous execution quality
2. IR accuracy
3. Analysis depth
4. Constraint implementation
5. Audit trail quality
6. Usability
Every finding has to trace back to a specific tool execution. Hallucinations caught and flagged count. Confident-sounding wrong answers do not get partial credit. (This is not a hackathon where you vote for your favorite demo. Real forensic data. Real agent execution logs. Real consequences for the community toolset that winning code goes back into.)
Submissions close June 15. Judging runs June 19 through July 3. $22,000 in prizes.
Come see what the community built. Apply at sansurl.com/find-evil-judge
Judges will have their pictures on the findevil website. We are looking for judges with real DFIR and AI experience. Skeptics. Proponents. Everyone.
(Front-row seat to watch autonomous AI agents work through real incident response cases. Whether that excites you or makes you deeply curious about where it breaks, you belong in this room.)

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@map_and_track Not any more :)
dfir.training/dfirtools-cat/…
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It’s a head‑to‑head battle: man vs. machine.
On May 13, Brandon Epstein breaks down the results of a groundbreaking research study comparing how human examiners and AI understand and interpret complex digital forensics outputs.
Register now: ow.ly/3roF50YWCa5 #DFIR
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Calling all DFIR practitioners: join DFRWS USA this summer for a series of practical workshops & in-depth talks on digital forensics.
Early Bird rates end May 25th — don’t miss out.
👉 Website: dfrws.org/conferences/df…
#DFIR #DigitalForensics #CyberSecurity

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Traveling to the @IACIS Orlando Training Conference! Come see us Tue-Th to talk about maximum exploitation of electronic evidence that is not currently possible with other tools & published techniques. Windows swap, hibernation, & more - let's go! ArsenalRecon.com #DFIR

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Business email compromise (BEC) remains one of the most common forms of corporate compromise.
Join us on May 6 for our next #CyberUnpacked episode as we equip you with the tools to tackle BEC and fraud: ow.ly/FEXB50YUAct
#DFIR #DigitalInvestigations
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Want a closer look at the new features and enhancements in Magnet Axiom 10.0?
Join us on May 6 for a webinar showcasing what’s new in Axiom 10.0, including Artifact Post Processing, enhanced intelligence workflows, and expanded artifact support: ow.ly/BCBj50YUB2j #DFIR
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