This week I’m talking about the Windows browser some are still surprised to learn about, MS Edge. Windows 10 comes with two browsers and in this week’s podcast I’m going to go over one of them, MS Edge, and what computer forensic examiners need to know about it.

This week I talk about surviving Windows Thumbcache forensics. A great source of evidence for File Use & Knowledge investigations.

This week I talk Linux forensics and breakdown some useful artifacts that may generate leads for investigations.

This week I talk about a methodology to collect webmail using freely available tools as well as the things you must consider before you do so.

This week I go over my survival tips for imaging solid state drives (SSDs).

This week I talk about threat intelligence tool Hostintel by Keith Jones.

This week I share some thoughts on how to approach DFIR conferences to maximize the experience. There are many to choose from and having an analytical approach may get you exactly what you want for your time and money.

This week I talk about my favorite Volatility plugins for File Use & Knowledge investigations to get at the volatile evidence most often targeted during a dead box exam.

This week I talk about FreeMind, a freely available visualization tool that can be used to enhance the computer forensic investigation process.

This week I talk about an openly available library and tool repository  all examiners should be aware of as well as a tool by Didier Stevens called "AnalyzePESig" which is perfect for bulk analysis of executables on Windows systems.