Web browsing data can tell an analyst a lot about what happened on a system before they got their hands on it. Here’s how to extract the history of the most popular browser – Google Chrome – with a new Python module for our forensics tool.
Last month I introduced my new project for 2019 – building a Raspberry Pi Home Hub with Python. Now it’s time to start coding the modules to generate the information screens, starting with the latest news, weather, and Tube updates.
It’s been a while since I’ve written anything new for the series documenting my SQL learning, so this week I’m going to explain the various ways you can add, modify, and drop columns in a table using the ALTER TABLE statement.
This month’s off-topic post delves into the world of Football Manager – a game I’ve found myself playing again in the last couple of weeks. Here I attempt to explain why the much-loved series has always been greater than the sum of its parts.
This month’s new module for the MCAS Windows Forensic Gatherer queries the Windows Security event log to gather information on the user’s logon and logoff activities, helping us to determine exactly when they were using the system.
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