Infostealers are a type of malware specifically designed to locate and exfiltrate credentials. Their prevalence and impact were limited pre-COVID-19 as most of the headlines were grabbed by ransomware operations that crippled large organizations.
Meet the 2022 winners of the Magnet Forensics Scholarship Award, which helps agencies with limited DFIR capacity to get to the truth.
Learn more about what makes a strong Digital Forensics Team? And the 5 signs to look for.
Hashcat is a popular password-cracking tool that security professionals, researchers, and digital forensic specialists use to recover lost or forgotten passwords. It works by taking a password hash, a unique alphanumeric representation of a password, and using numerous attacks to guess the password that produced the hash. Hashcat is fast and efficient, making it a powerful tool for password recovery.
Jessica Hyde shares the results from the Magnet Virtual Summit 2023 Capture The Flag competition and also announces a new upcoming CTF!
Learn the key findings of this year’s State of Enterprise DFIR report from a survey of nearly 500 corporate DFIR professionals worldwide.
That’s a wrap on another amazing installment of Magnet Virtual Summit! Get caught up on what happened at the virtual DFIR event of the year.
Get to know more about the approaches and background one of the newest additions to the Magnet Forensics Training team, Scott Saul.
In this blog, forensic trainer, Danny Norris talks about how to reduce the time necessary to achieve competency in DFIR.
Magnet Forensics is proud to announce that we’re partnering with the International Association of Human Trafficking Investigators (IAHTI).
