Digital Forensics !
a whole new world ...

Got the course from packt.
Any other awesome references for that ?

My cousin studied that for free in England.
He works now at the norwegian police.

@heyheni that's cool !

Cybrary, lel
Shady site but has good stuff here and there

@heyheni I'm studying the same thing and welp, I doubt I'll get any other job than the one I have now

@c3ypt1c at least you can get the satisfaction from threatening people. "shut up or i'll obliterate your entire online presence!" :D

@heyheni "you better keep quiet or I'll find your IP address and hack you!"

@RememberMe funny 😂

Says the man with the most vengeful nick name on devRant @RememberMe

@heyheni huehuheuhuehehueuheueh

Digital forensics......

Here is my own list of extra references:

- How to brew coffee fast for dummies (lots of hours sifting through data if the attacher is careful)

- Autopsy + The Sleuth Kit + manuals

- A list of telephones for opticians and fingertip doctors in your area

- IDA Pro + manuals (sometimes needed)

- Nervous breakdown self-help books

- HDD scrubbing tools + manuals

- How to work with idiot bosses guide (always useful)

- SANS SIFT + manuals

- Phones of the local chiropractors (in case of bad posture)

- Volatility + manuals

- A good hex editor

- Windows + linux system reference (too important, believe me)

- DEFT + manuals

- The phone of a friend to drive you from the bar, were you are passed out drinking, lamenting your cruel fate

- Wireshark + manuals (in case of network forensics as an added task - happens all the time)

Hope I've been of service ;)