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Computer Forensic & Hacking Fundamentals & 1500+ Exam QAs..
Foundational Course CHFIMCQs::Master the basics of digital forensics cybercrime investigation and evidence analysis..
Created byMana Dowlatshahi Yeganeh
Last updated 8/2026
English
English [Auto],French [Auto],
What you'll learn
- Computer Forensic
- Hacking Fundamentals
- Basics and Fundamentals
- Sample QAs
- 1500+ Practice Questions Covering All Exam Topics [264 PDF/TXT Files]
Course content
13 sections • 323 lectures • 97h 54m total length
- 01 Digital Detectives Unmasking the Truth in the Digital Realm5:22
Become a digital detective by exploring hacking, digital forensics, and the investigative toolkit for preserving evidence and solving cybercrimes across cloud, IoT, and AI-enabled contexts.
- 02 Digital Forensics Unmasking the Digital Crime Scene5:13
Explore digital forensics as a detective, collecting, preserving, and analyzing clues from RAM captures, disk images, registry, and event logs to reconstruct the truth and support admissible findings.
- 03 Unmasking the Digital Shadows5:27
Unmask digital shadows by examining cybercrime types from phishing to AI-driven attacks and applying digital forensics to gather and analyze court-admissible evidence.
- 04 Unmasking the Digital Ghost A Journey Through Computer Hacking Forensics5:26
Explore digital forensics to uncover digital evidence through volatile and non-volatile data, secure data acquisition with write blockers, chain of custody, metadata, encryption, and cloud considerations.
- 05 The Unbroken Link Chain of Custody in Digital Forensics5:38
Explore the unbroken chain of custody in digital forensics, documenting every handler and transfer, verifying integrity with hashes, and using bit-for-bit copies and write blockers to prevent tampering.
- 06 Unmasking the Digital Trail eDiscovery in the Age of Cyber Forensics5:40
Explore e-discovery and cyber forensics to turn digital data into court-ready facts. Trace digital footprints from emails to cloud data and master acquisition, preservation, analysis, and chain-of-custody for admissible evidence.
- 07 Forensic Readiness Your Digital Defense Against Hackers5:30
Develop forensic readiness as a proactive digital defense with robust logging and evidence-first investigations. Explore a four-pillar framework, risk assessments, and CHFI concepts to ensure admissible evidence and faster response.
- 08 Navigating the Digital Frontier5:29
Navigate the CFA and unauthorized access in digital forensics, guided by NIST standards and the 2026 cybersecurity framework, to responsibly manage cybercrime, evidence, and cross-border cooperation.
- 09 Navigating the Digital Frontier Standards in Computer Hacking and Forensics5:40
Apply NIST and ISO standards to collect, analyze, and preserve digital evidence with a rigorous chain of custody. Trace logs, artifacts, and metadata to support defensible conclusions amid cyber threats.
- 10 The Digital Detective5:43
Lead as the digital detective, piecing together code, data, and device clues to uncover breaches, preserve digital integrity, and deliver admissible digital forensics evidence.
- 11 The Digital Forensics Process Unraveling Cyber Incidents5:35
Master the digital forensics process from acquisition to reporting, preserving chain of custody with write blockers, and using FTK Imager, Autopsy, and Kali Linux to uncover evidence.
- 12 Unmasking the Digital Ghost5:20
Unmask the digital ghost by mastering the five forensics phases—identification, collection, preservation, analysis, and reporting—turning cyber incident clues into a legally defensible narrative.
- 13 The Digital Battlefield Navigating the Incident Response Lifecycle5:35
Navigate the digital battlefield by applying the incident response life cycle, integrating digital forensics and incident response from preparation through detection, containment, and recovery.
- 14 The Digital Evidence Gauntlet5:21
Master the digital evidence gauntlet by securing seizure and preservation, establishing an unbroken chain of custody, and creating bit-for-bit forensic copies with cryptographic hashes to ensure admissibility in court.
- 15 Unmasking the Digital Ghost5:24
Discover the roles of computer hacking and digital forensics, from identification and acquisition to analysis and reporting, including cloud, mobile, and IoT investigations and forensic readiness.
- 16 FAT File System Analysis Uncovering Digital Evidence5:35
Explore the FAT file system and file allocation table to recover deleted data, analyze clusters and boot sectors, and uncover artifacts for forensic investigations.
- 17 NTFS Forensics Unmasking Digital Footprints in the NTFS Labyrinth5:23
Explore NTFS forensics to unmask digital footprints through the NTFS triforce: MFT, $LOG, and $USNJRNL, recover deleted files, analyze alternate data streams, and build defensible event timelines.
- 18 Unearthing Digital Evidence A Deep Dive into EXT File System Forensics5:26
Discover how to unearth digital evidence from Linux ext file systems, from ext2 to ext4, using carving, journal analysis, and inode concepts.
- 19 Unlocking HFS A Digital Forensics Deep Dive5:35
Explore the HFS Plus file system, macOS Extended, and the HFSx variant, including the volume header, catalog file, extents overflow file, and B-trees for forensic analysis on older devices.
- 20 Disk Structure Forensics Unmasking MBR and GPT5:40
Explore disk structure forensics by examining MBR and GPT, the boot process, and boot-level vulnerabilities, then apply forensic analysis techniques to uncover evidence and secure data.
- 21 File Carving Unearthing Digital Evidence5:18
Discover how file carving recovers deleted and fragmented data from raw disks using magic numbers, applying header-footer, header-max, statistical, and semantic carving to rebuild digital forensics evidence.
- 22 Slack Space The Hidden Evidence in Digital Forensics5:26
Discover slack space, the unused data in a file's last cluster or RAM, and how SleuthKit, Autopsy, and PowerForensics uncover deleted fragments for forensics.
- 23 The Ghost in the Machine Recovering Deleted Files in Digital Forensics4:54
Discover how digital forensics recover deleted files from unallocated space using metadata-based recovery and file carving, and tools like Autopsy, preserving evidence with write blocks and hash verification.
- 24 Disk Imaging The Foundation of Digital Forensics5:48
Learn disk imaging as the foundation of digital forensics: create exact bit-by-bit copies using read-only acquisition, write blockers, and MD5/SHA256 hashes to ensure a defensible, verified evidence trail.
- 25 Bit by Bit Acquisition The Foundation of Digital Forensics5:27
Develop a foundational understanding of bit-by-bit acquisition and forensic imaging to preserve integrity, verify with hashes, and collect digital evidence from live, dead, and cloud sources.
- 26 Live Acquisition Capturing the Moment in Digital Forensics5:16
Capture volatile data from a running system with live acquisition to preserve memory and ephemeral evidence before it vanishes.
- 27 The Race Against Time Capturing Volatile Data in Digital Forensics4:59
Discover how volatile data in RAM, including running processes and active connections, provides a real-time digital forensics snapshot before shutdown. Learn best practices and tools for preserving memory evidence.
- 28 Dead Acquisition The Unshakeable Foundation of Digital Forensics5:29
Master dead acquisition as the unshakable foundation of digital forensics by producing a forensically sound, bit-for-bit image with cryptographic hash verification, preserving evidence integrity for court admissibility.
- 29 Unlocking Digital Secrets The Power of Non Volatile Data in Forensics5:35
Unlock the power of non-volatile data in forensics by recovering persistent evidence from file system data, system data, and application data. Preserve timelines and actions for investigations.
- 30 Hashing in Digital Forensics The Digital Fingerprint5:31
Explore how hashing creates a unique digital fingerprint for data, verify integrity with SHA-256 or SHA-512, and ensure a verifiable chain of custody in forensics.
- 31 The Unseen Battle Integrity Verification in Digital Forensics5:25
Discover how digital forensics verify the integrity and authenticity of digital evidence using hash values, SHA-256, and embedded certificates, with chain of custody and tamper-evident practices.
- 32 Hacking the Hive Unlocking Digital Forensics with Windows Registry Analysis5:42
Explore the Windows registry as a decisive forensic artifact, revealing user activity and persistence through hives, keys, and values. Artifacts like ShimCache and shell bags support timeline reconstruction.
- 33 Unmasking the Digital Ghost Event Log Analysis in Cyber Forensics5:25
Become a digital detective by analyzing Windows event logs and building a unified forensic timeline with tools like Log2Timeline, Windows Event Viewer, and Autopsy to reconstruct incidents.
- 34 Memory Analysis Unmasking Digital Ghosts with Volatility5:21
Explore memory analysis with Volatility to unmask fileless threats hidden in RAM. Learn a step-by-step memory forensics workflow, from OS identification to locating indicators of compromise.
- 35 Unmasking the Digital Ghost5:23
Explore browser artifacts as digital fingerprints for DFIR, revealing history, cookies, downloads, and autofill across Chromium and Firefox; learn timeline analysis to reconstruct attacks and security insights.
- 36 Shellbags and LNK Files Unmasking Digital Footprints in Computer Hacking5:25
Uncover shell bags and LNK files as forensic artifacts that reveal directory navigation, file access, and attacker footprints, persisting after deletion to reconstruct a system's activity timeline.
- 37 Linux Memory Acquisition Unlocking Volatile Evidence in Digital Forensics5:18
Master Linux memory acquisition to capture volatile evidence with minimally invasive tools like LIME. Use volatility to analyze memory dumps, ensure chain of custody with SHA-256 and SCP transfers.
- 38 Unlocking Digital Secrets A File System Forensics Investigation5:35
Unlock digital secrets with file system forensics by tracing artifacts in MFT and dollar log file, and volume shadow copies, analyzing metadata, performing file carving, and using TSK and Autopsy.
- 39 Unmasking the Digital Ghost Linux Log Analysis in Computer Hacking Forensics5:38
Unmask Linux log analysis to reconstruct intrusions and attribute attacks in computer hacking forensics. Explore off.log, WTMP, and Log2Timeline to detect SSH brute force, persistence, and privilege escalation.
- 40 Unlocking macOS Secrets A Digital Forensics Deep Dive5:35
Explore macOS forensics by analyzing artifacts across multiple layers and using unified logging and Spotlight to reconstruct timelines via cross-artifact correlation, applying Mac Artifact Viewer, MacTriage, KeyScout, and MacRipper.
- 41 Unlocking macOS Memory A Digital Forensics Deep Dive5:04
Explore macOS memory forensics with volatile memory acquisition and Volatility 3 to uncover hidden malware, processes, and network activity across macOS, Linux, and Windows.
- 42 Uncovering Digital Truths File System Investigation in Digital Forensics5:36
Explore file system investigation in digital forensics to reconstruct events from artifacts, timelines, and metadata, including MFT, using tools like SleuthKit and Autopsy.
- 43 Packet Capture and Analysis Unmasking Digital Intruders5:23
Capture and analyze network packets to unmask intruders, reconstruct attack timelines, and see all traffic via promiscuous mode using Wireshark, TickDump, and NetworkMiner for forensic evidence.
- 44 Unmasking the Digital Intruder IDSIPS Log Analysis in Forensics5:35
Analyze IDS/IPS logs to reconstruct attack vectors, detect lateral movement, and use forensic evidence from PCAPs and signatures to improve incident response.
- 45 Firewall Logs The Unseen Witnesses of Cybercrime5:18
Explore how firewall logs capture traffic, authentication events, rule changes, and system events to reveal the full story of cyberattacks and support forensic reconstruction.
- 46 Unmasking the Digital Intruder A Network Forensics Investigation5:22
Explore network forensics to investigate cyber incidents and unmask digital intruders through packet capture, log analysis, and C2 server identification, supporting live and post-incident investigations.
- 47 Unmasking the Digital Ghost5:26
Discover indicators of compromise and indicators of attack to detect breaches, analyze IOCs like unusual network activity, suspicious file modifications, and unfamiliar system processes, and explore TTP-driven proactive threat hunting.
- 48 Unmasking the Invisible Wireless Network Forensics in the Age of Digital Crim5:21
Master wireless forensics to unmask invisible digital trails and map access points and clients. Use Wireshark, NetworkMiner, and Kismet to detect beacon anomalies, deauthentication floods, and WPA3 protections.
- 49 SQL Injection Forensics Unmasking the Digital Intruder5:36
Unmask the digital intruder through SQL injection forensics by analyzing Azure SQL breaches, correlating web server and database logs, and reconstructing a forensic timeline to secure evidence.
- 50 Unmasking the Invisible XSS Analysis in Digital Forensics5:28
Unmask XSS threats through digital forensic analysis, decoding obfuscated payloads, tracing injection points in logs and caches, and using forensic tools to identify persistent cross-site scripting and data exfiltration risks.
- 51 Web Server Log Analysis Unmasking Digital Intruders5:38
Analyze web server logs to unmask intruders, using timestamped http requests as an evidentiary trail, and identify vectors like sql injection, directory traversal, brute force, and web shells.
- 52 Session Tracking Investigation Unmasking the Digital Intruder5:21
Unmask the digital intruder by tracing session tokens, cookies, and JWTs to reconstruct evidence and strengthen defenses against session hijacking and web breaches.
- 53 Unraveling the Digital Crime Scene Reconstructing Cyberattacks5:35
Explore digital forensics and reconstructing cyberattacks to understand how multi-stage threats unfold. Learn the C2SR paradigm, runtime partial replay, evidence preservation, and forensic tools to enable rapid incident response.
- 54 Unmasking the Invisible Advanced Tor Network Forensics5:16
Master advanced Tor network forensics by uncovering memory, disk, and network artifacts with tools like dark extract Tor pcap and ram dumps.
- 55 Unmasking the Hidden A Forensic Deep Dive into Tor Services5:31
Explore Tor hidden services through digital forensics, using disk, memory, and network analysis to identify activity, de-anonymize operators, and tackle botnets within encrypted networks.
- 56 Unmasking the Digital Trail5:38
Unmask illicit activity by tracing cryptocurrency through blockchain analysis, following transactions across ledgers with Kinalysis Reactor, TRM Forensics, and Elliptic for AML insights.
- 57 Unmasking the Digital Shadows5:16
Uncover darknet marketplace forensics through Tor network analysis, blockchain forensics, web scraping, OSINT, and on-chain tracing to dismantle hidden criminal networks.
- 58 Database Log Analysis Unmasking Digital Intruders5:28
Unmask digital intruders by analyzing database logs as a forensic goldmine, reconstructing breach timelines with transaction logs, audit logs, and SQL injection detection.
- 59 SQL Artifacts Uncovering Digital Truths in Hacking Investigations5:31
Analyze SQL artifacts to trace breaches and reconstruct attack timelines using memory forensics, logs, and transaction data for precise, actionable evidence.
- 60 Data Recovery Techniques in Digital Forensics3:37
Explore digital forensics by applying data recovery techniques to reveal hidden, deleted, or corrupted evidence through file carving, boot sector repair, and verified forensic acquisition.
- 61 Guarding the Vault5:35
Guard the vault in the digital world by combining fraud detection, digital forensics, and collaborative intelligence to monitor databases, detect manipulation, and block evolving cyber threats.
- 62 Cloud Forensics The Digital Detectives New Frontier5:31
Investigate cloud forensics across AWS, Azure, and GCP, locating evidence in logs, metadata, and activity signals, including IAM changes, with a telemetry-first, multi-cloud approach.
- 63 Multi Tenant Challenges in Digital Forensics5:53
Explore multi-tenant cloud security and forensics, addressing isolation failures, co-residency and side-channel risks, and the forensic investigator's dilemma in shared infrastructure.
- 64 Cloud Data Acquisition in Digital Forensics5:25
Master cloud data acquisition for digital forensics with automated, API-driven workflows, preserving volatile evidence through snapshotting and isolation while navigating multi-jurisdictional challenges.
- 65 Unmasking the Digital Ghost Email Header Analysis in Digital Forensics5:19
Trace email origins by analyzing headers to reveal sender identity, routing path, and delivery timestamps. Validate authenticity with SPF, DKM, and MARC to detect spoofing and thwart phishing.
- 66 Unmasking the Imposter Email Spoofing Detection in Digital Forensics5:40
Unmask imposter emails by analyzing headers and using machine learning to detect spoofing in digital forensics, and understand SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and ARC authentication.
- 67 Unmasking the Attacker A Mail Server Log Forensics Investigation5:24
unmask attackers by tracing cyber events through mail server logs and smtp logs, mapping senders, recipients, times, ip paths, using somo and python for a layered forensic process.
- 68 Phishing Investigation Unmasking the Digital Deceivers5:31
Explore phishing investigation through digital forensics, tracing email headers, and authenticating senders with SPF, DKIM, and DMARC, then analyzing attachments, links, and artifacts to map campaigns and protect organizations.
- 69 Static Malware Analysis Unmasking Threats Without Execution5:28
Explore static malware analysis to unmask threats without execution, examining file metadata, hashes (MD5, SHA-256), and code structure to reveal IOCs and threat intel.
- 70 Dynamic Malware Analysis Unmasking Digital Threats5:32
Unmask malware through dynamic analysis in a safe sandbox, watching real-time behavior, memory forensics, and network activity to reveal true intentions, detect evasion, and generate actionable IOCs.
- 71 Behavioral Analysis Unmasking the Digital Attacker5:23
Explore behavioral analysis in digital forensics, unmasking attackers by decoding human patterns, building ideographic profiles, and using anomaly detection to link motives with actions.
- 72 Reverse Engineering Unlocking Digital Secrets5:12
Master reverse engineering as software detective work, uncovering hidden logic through static and dynamic analysis, disassemblers and debuggers, using AI-assisted tools like Kappa for malware analysis and digital forensics.
- 73 Android Data Acquisition Unlocking Digital Evidence5:35
Explore Android data acquisition to unlock digital evidence using manual, logical, physical, and chip-off methods, including BFU to AFU transitions and Android agent-based extraction.
- 74 iOS Data Acquisition Unlocking Digital Evidence in 20265:30
Discover modern iOS data acquisition for digital investigations, using non-jailbreak, lawful methods like backups, agent-based tools, and artifact analysis to reveal evidence on iOS 12+ devices.
- 75 Unlocking the Digital Vault5:21
Explore app data extraction as a core forensics and hacking practice, using Oxygen Forensic Detective and Aleep to reveal encrypted and residual Android app data.
- 76 SIM Card Forensics Unlocking Digital Evidence5:05
Extract and analyze SIM card forensics to unlock digital evidence, including call logs, messages, location data, and network identifiers, while preserving chain-of-custody and court-admissible integrity.
- 77 Mobile Artifact Investigation Unlocking Digital Secrets5:24
Investigate mobile artifacts to extract, preserve, and interpret digital evidence from Android and iOS. Acquire data, preserve integrity with chain of custody, and analyze calls, texts, GPS, and app usage.
- 78 Smart Device Forensics Unmasking Digital Attackers in the IoT Era5:34
Explore smart device forensics in the IoT era, mastering device-level, network, and cloud forensics to unmask attackers and secure digital evidence.
- 79 Unmasking the Hidden Embedded Systems Forensics5:26
Investigate embedded systems forensics to unmask hidden firmware and extract digital evidence from smart devices, vehicles, and industrial systems through static and dynamic analysis, fault injection, and chip-off techniques.
- 80 IoT Log Collection The New Frontier in Digital Forensics5:28
Explore how IoT log collection, via DIST Log and IoTScent, aggregates, encrypts, and distributes logs to preserve forensically sound evidence across device, network, and cloud contexts.
- 81 The Digital Detective Unlocking Evidence in the Internet of Things5:26
Master IoT forensics by leveraging IoTScent to fingerprint IEEE 802.15.4 traffic, model device communications with graph-based analytics, and automate evidence collection across devices, networks, and cloud environments.
- 82 Volatile Memory Capture The Digital Forensics Race Against Time5:24
Capture volatile memory to preserve real-time RAM evidence, including active processes and credentials, before power loss wipes it clean, using FTK Imager, dump-it, and Volatility.
- 83 Volatility Unmasking Digital Secrets in RAM5:21
Uncover digital secrets in ram with the open-source volatility framework, analyzing memory dumps to reveal processes, network activity, and credentials through its plugin-based tools like SLIS and Netscan.
- 84 Digital Forensics Unraveling the Digital Crime Scene5:48
Explore the essentials of digital forensics, from securing and analyzing evidence to presenting legally defensible findings that reconstruct cyber incidents and unravel the digital crime scene.
- 85 Rootkits The Invisible Threat in Digital Forensics5:25
Expose rootkits as the invisible, stealthy threat in digital forensics by exploring kernel-level access, bootkits, memory forensics with volatility, detection challenges, and layered defenses with cloud environments and Moshka.
- 86 AI in Digital Forensics The Evolving Battlefield5:35
Explore how artificial intelligence reshapes digital forensics, turning AI into both weapon and shield, accelerating evidence analysis and evolving the cybercrime kill-chain.
- 87 The Digital Forensics Frontier5:24
Automate digital forensics with unattended execution and AI-powered tools to rapidly sift through petabytes of data from many devices, speeding evidence discovery and enabling scalable cloud-native investigations.
- 88 Advanced Ransomware Analysis A Digital Forensics Deep Dive5:31
Explore advanced ransomware analysis through digital forensics, uncovering byovd, obfuscation, cross‑platform threats, and memory forensics techniques to counter modern adversaries.
- 89 Browser Forensics Uncovering Digital Clues in the Age of Cybercrime5:26
Explore browser forensics as investigators trace digital footprints, including history, searches, downloads, cookies, and caches, across normal, private, and portable modes, using BRAP and timeline analysis.
- 90 Social Media Forensics Unmasking Digital Clues in the Age of Hacking5:26
Uncover digital clues from social media through data acquisition, metadata analysis, and network mapping to turn online activity into court-admissible evidence in cybercrime and civil cases.
- 91 Cloud Native Forensics The Future of Digital Investigations5:41
Hone cloud-native forensics to pursue ephemeral cloud evidence across distributed telemetry with AI-driven analysis. Implement agentless monitoring, context-aware capture, and disk snapshots for rapid, automated cloud investigations.
- 92 Python in Digital Forensics5:31
Leverage Python in digital forensics to automate evidence extraction, analyze memory with Volatility 3, and build transparent, reproducible timelines from logs, files, and network data.
- 93 EnCase The Digital Detectives Toolkit5:29
Explore NCASE, the digital detective toolkit for computer forensics and cybersecurity investigations, enabling court-admissible evidence collection through imaging and advanced acquisition, analysis, and automation.
- 94 FTK The Investigators Edge in Digital Forensics5:36
Leverage FTK, the investigator's edge in digital forensics, to recover deleted data, crack encryption with password dictionary attacks, and preserve forensically sound evidence using FTK Imager.
- 95 Autopsy Unlocking Digital Evidence in Cyber Investigations5:31
Discover how Autopsy, an open-source digital forensics platform built atop SleuthKit, enables end-to-end cyber investigations with a user-friendly graphical user interface and artifact analysis. Leverage an extensible, modular toolkit.
- 96 Volatility Unmasking Digital Shadows in Memory Forensics5:24
Explore how Volatility reveals hidden memory artifacts in RAM, uncovering processes, network activity, and in-memory encryption keys for rapid incident response.
- 97 Wireshark The Digital Detectives Toolkit for Cyber Investigations5:38
Use Wireshark as a digital detective toolkit for network forensics, capturing and decoding traffic to reveal protocols and conversations. Apply capture filters and Tshark to identify intrusions and suspicious activity.
- 98 The Art of the Digital Forensic Report5:32
Explore how to transform digital evidence from emails, system logs, and artifacts into a clear, defensible digital forensic report that guides legal and cybersecurity decisions.
- 99 Unveiling the Digital Truth5:35
Translate raw digital forensics into a clear, credible courtroom narrative by using plain language, structured evidence, and visual tools like timelines and diagrams.
- 100 Expert Witness Testimony Navigating Computer Hacking and Digital Forensics5:27
Expert witnesses translate complex digital evidence from computers, smartphones, and cloud data into clear courtroom testimony, ensuring forensic integrity, admissibility, and actionable narratives for legal decision-making.
- 101 Digital Forensics in the Courtroom5:12
Bridge technology and justice by examining digital forensics: acquisition, collection, analysis, and authentication of digital evidence for court with a strict chain of custody and Daubert standard.
- Practice Exam #1
- Practice Exam #2
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Explore AI ethics and responsible AI foundations for everyone in part 2, focusing on GenAI foundations.
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- 01 Computer Forensics in Todays World6:12
Investigate cyber incidents through computer forensics, preserving digital evidence with chain of custody, analyzing sources from devices to cloud, and presenting findings for admissible prosecutions and GDPR compliance.
- 001_Computer_Forensics_in_Todays_World
- 02 Fundamentals of Computer Forensics in Computer Hacking6:06
Investigate cyber incidents with computer forensics, acting as a digital detective to gather, preserve, and analyze evidence for admissibility and stronger cybersecurity.
- 002_Fundamentals_of_Computer_Forensics
- 03 Understanding Cybercrime and Computer Hacking6:05
Explore cybercrime and computer hacking, from data theft and online fraud to attacks on critical infrastructure, and learn practical steps to secure online life.
- 003_Types_of_Cybercrimes_and_Examples
- 04 Digital Evidence Concepts in Computer Hacking6:26
Explore digital evidence concepts in computer hacking, including logs, traffic, and deleted files. Learn to collect, preserve, and analyze digital footprints with forensic tools and strict chain of custody.
- 004_Digital_Evidence_Concepts
- 05 Forensic Readiness in Computer Hacking6:22
Forensic readiness prepares organizations before a cyber incident with a proactive incident response plan to collect, preserve, and analyze legally admissible digital evidence and maintain chain of custody.
- 005_Forensic_Readiness
- 06 Roles and Responsibilities of Investigators in Computer Hacking6:13
Digital forensics investigators act as digital detectives, uncovering how the hack occurred, collecting legally admissible evidence with strict chain of custody, and bridging cybersecurity with criminal justice to deter cybercrime.
- 006_Roles_and_Responsibilities_of_Investigators
- 07 Computer Forensics Investigation Process in Computer Hacking6:11
Learn the computer forensics investigation process to identify, preserve, analyze, and present digital evidence from devices and networks in hacking incidents while maintaining integrity and admissibility.
- 007_Computer_Forensics_Investigation_Process
- 08 Forensic Investigation Phases in Computer Hacking6:21
Identify, preserve, and analyze digital evidence across forensic phases to reveal attacker activity, enable court-admissible findings, and strengthen cybercrime justice and security defenses.
- 008_Forensic_Investigation_Phases
- 09 First Response in Computer Hacking What It Is Why It Matters and What To Do6:19
Master rapid, coordinated first response to cyber incidents by detecting, containing, and recovering through tailored incident plans, cross-team collaboration, and continuous learning.
- 009_First_Response
- 10 Pre Investigation in Computer Hacking What It Is Why It Matters6:00
Identify assets and preserve evidence in the pre-investigation phase of computer hacking to secure the digital crime scene and ensure chain of custody.
- 010_Pre-investigation
- 11 Investigating Computer Hacking What It Is Why It Matters and What We Must Do6:24
Explore the fundamentals of computer hacking and digital forensics, mastering systematic investigations, evidence preservation, chain of custody, and reporting to strengthen defenses and prosecutions.
- 011_Investigation
- 12 Post Investigation Reporting in Computer Hacking6:18
Post investigation reporting documents the breach—attack timeline, technical details, and impact, with remediation and forensic analysis guiding containment and prompt reports to law enforcement to strengthen collective cyber defense.
- 012_Post-investigation_Reporting
- 13 Understanding Hard Disks and File Systems in Computer Hacking6:18
Master how hard disks and file systems store, organize, and preserve evidence for cybersecurity investigations, using tools like BinHex and the Sleuth Kit to recover deleted data and analyze metadata.
- 013_Understanding_Hard_Disks_and_File_Systems
- 14 Types of Disk Drives and Partitions in Computer Hacking6:28
Explore the fundamentals of disk drives and partitions, including HDDs and SSDs, MBR vs GPT, and how full disk encryption, auditing, and secure boot enhance cybersecurity and forensics.
- 014_Types_of_Disk_Drives_and_Partitions
- 15 Understanding Boot Processes and Their Importance in Computer Hacking6:23
Explore how the boot process, including firmware, bootloader, and kernel, forms system security across Windows, Linux, and macOS, and how secure boot and TPM defend startup integrity.
- 015_Boot_Processes_Windows_Linux_macOS
- 16 Windows Linux Mac File Systems in Computer Hacking6:15
Explore how Windows NTFS, Linux ext4, and Mac APFS organize data, enforce permissions, and reveal alternate data streams for forensics.
- 016_Windows_Linux_Mac_File_Systems
- 17 File System Analysis Tools Autopsy and The Sleuth Kit in Computer Hacking6:08
Explore file system analysis tools like Autopsy and the Sleuth Kit to uncover digital evidence, reconstruct timelines, and support court-admissible cybercrime investigations with open-source forensics.
- 017_File_System_Analysis_Tools_Autopsy_Sleuth_Kit
- 18 Data Acquisition and Duplication in Computer Hacking6:20
Master data acquisition and duplication in forensics, preserving the original, and creating exact bit-for-bit copies. Validate integrity with cryptographic hashes and maintain a strict chain of custody for court admissibility.
- 018_Data_Acquisition_and_Duplication
- 19 Data Acquisition Fundamentals in Computer Hacking6:00
Explore data acquisition fundamentals for cyber investigations, mastering live data acquisition and static data acquisition. Preserve evidence integrity with cryptographic hashing and forensic imaging to ensure chain of custody.
- 019_Data_Acquisition_Fundamentals
- 20 eDiscovery in Computer Hacking What It Is Why It Matters and What We Must Do6:06
Master eDiscovery in hacking cases by preserving, collecting, analyzing, and producing ESI with strict chain of custody and FRCP guidance for proactive cybercrime investigations.
- 020_eDiscovery_Concepts
- 21 Cyber Forensics6:18
Create exact bit-for-bit copies of storage devices to preserve forensic image integrity and legal admissibility, using physical vs logical imaging and dead vs live imaging, while maintaining chain of custody.
- 021_Imaging_Methodologies
- 22 Preparing Image Files for Examination in Computer Hacking Forensics6:18
Discover how to prepare and analyze image files for digital forensics, uncovering hidden data through Exif metadata, steganalysis, and malware detection to preserve admissible evidence.
- 022_Preparing_Image_Files_for_Examination
- 23 Defeating Anti Forensics Techniques in Cybersecurity6:16
Defeat anti-forensics by detecting secure deletion, timestamping, and log clearing to reveal hidden digital footprints. Cross-reference MFT entries and event logs with EnCase and volatility to preserve evidence.
- 023_Defeating_Anti-Forensics_Techniques
- 24 Anti Forensics in Computer Hacking6:10
Explore anti-forensics in computer hacking, including hiding evidence, encrypting data, and planting false clues, and learn defenses like layered security and immutable backups to preserve evidence.
- 024_Anti-forensics_Methods
- 25 Data Deletion and Recycle Bin Forensics in Computer Hacking6:22
Explore how the recycle bin preserves recoverable traces and how forensic experts reconstruct attacker activity, using data carving, metadata analysis, and secure deletion to prevent data resurrection.
- 025_Data_Deletion_and_Recycle_Bin_Forensics
- 26 File Carving Techniques in Computer Hacking6:13
Master file carving techniques to recover deleted or hidden data by scanning raw storage for file signatures and magic numbers, reconstructing files without relying on damaged metadata.
- 026_File_Carving_Techniques
- 27 Password Cracking and Bypassing6:07
Explore password cracking and bypassing techniques, from brute force and dictionary attacks to credential stuffing and AI-powered methods, and learn strong defenses like unique passwords, MFA, and passwordless options.
- 027_Password_Cracking_and_Bypassing
- 28 Detecting Steganography and Hidden Data in Cyber Hacking6:21
Learn to detect steganography and hidden data in images, audio, and network traffic using visual, structural, and statistical analyses, enhanced by AI and CNNs, to defend against hidden cyber threats.
- 028_Detecting_Steganography_and_Hidden_Data
- 29 Artifact Wiping and Encryption in Computer Hacking6:28
Explore artifact wiping and encryption as anti forensic techniques used to erase evidence and hide data, and learn layered monitoring, immutable logs, rapid response, and rigorous key management.
- 029_Artifact_Wiping_and_Encryption
- 30 Program Packers and Minimizing Footprint Techniques in Computer Hacking6:18
Explore how program packers compress and obfuscate malware and how attackers implement minimizing footprint techniques to evade detection, while defenders rely on behavior analytics, memory forensics, and threat intelligence.
- 030_Program_Packers_and_Minimizing_Footprint_Techniques
- 31 Windows Forensics in Computer Hacking6:17
Dive into Windows forensics as a digital detective after a cyber attack, preserving and analyzing artifacts like registry hives, memcache, prefetch, qmake, and PowerShell logs to reconstruct activity.
- 031_Windows_Forensics
- 32 Collecting Volatile and Non Volatile Information in Computer Hacking6:21
Master volatile and non-volatile evidence collection by preserving memory dumps, securing disk artifacts, and integrating memory forensics with disk forensics to speed incident response and support legal admissibility.
- 032_Collecting_Volatile_and_Non-volatile_Information
- 33 Memory and Registry Analysis in Computer Hacking6:15
Capture volatile memory to reveal active processes and hidden malware, then analyze the Windows Registry for persistence; use volatility and tools like FTK Imager and Red Ripper to uncover evidence.
- 033_Memory_and_Registry_Analysis
- 34 Web Browser Artifacts What They Are Why They Matter and What To Do6:10
Trace how web browser artifacts—history, cookies, caches, and downloads—form a digital diary that helps forensic investigators reconstruct attack timelines and identify threats using Magnet AXIOM.
- 034_Web_Browser_Artifacts_Cache_Cookies_History
- 35 Windows Files and Metadata in Computer Hacking5:45
Explore windows file metadata and artifacts, like LNK and prefetch, revealing who accessed what and when. Practice metadata hygiene with tools like Exiftool, digital signatures, and incident response.
- 035_Windows_Files_and_Metadata
- 36 ShellBags LNK Files and Jump Lists6:14
Explore how shell bags, LNK files, and jump lists act as digital breadcrumbs, revealing folder views, access timing, and recent activity for Windows forensic investigations.
- 036_ShellBags_LNK_Files_Jump_Lists
- 37 Event Log Analysis in Cybersecurity6:25
Explore how event log analysis strengthens cybersecurity by centralizing log collection, AI-powered analysis, real-time monitoring, and rapid incident response while preserving audit trails for regulations such as GDPR and HIPAA.
- 037_Event_Logs_Analysis
- 38 Linux and Mac Forensics in Computer Hacking6:29
Learn Linux and Mac forensics as digital detectives, collecting and preserving evidence, performing volatile data capture, imaging drives, and presenting legally defensible findings.
- 038_Linux_and_Mac_Forensics
- 39 Linux Forensic Collection and File Systems in Computer Hacking6:31
Investigate Linux forensics by collecting volatile and storage data, analyzing ext4 and ZFS file systems, preserving chain of custody with hashes, write blockers, and forensic imaging tools.
- 039_Linux_Forensic_Collection_and_File_Systems
- 40 Mac File System and Memory Forensics in Computer Hacking6:20
Explore macOS file system forensics and memory analysis, examining APFs or older HFS plus, plist and logs, memory dumps with volatility framework, to uncover malware, rootkits, and attacker timelines.
- 040_Mac_File_System_and_Memory_Forensics
- 41 Log and Shell History Analysis in Computer Hacking6:04
Analyze log and shell history to reveal attacker activity, support forensic investigations, centralize logs with timestamps, and use automation and machine learning for early detection.
- 041_Log_and_Shell_History_Analysis
- 42 Network Forensics in Cybersecurity6:15
Explore network forensics in cybersecurity by capturing, preserving, and analyzing traffic to reconstruct incident timelines and strengthen threat detection and incident response.
- 042_Network_Forensics
- 43 Logging Fundamentals and Forensic Readiness6:21
Explore logging fundamentals and forensic readiness as proactive defenses for collecting, preserving, and analyzing digital footprints to enable rapid threat detection and regulatory compliance.
- 043_Logging_Fundamentals_and_Forensic_Readiness
- 44 Event Correlation Concepts in Computer Hacking What It Is Why It Matters6:21
Master event correlation by linking security events from multiple sources, centralizing logs, and using rules, machine learning, and threat intel to detect threats early and prevent breaches.
- 044_Event_Correlation_Concepts
- 45 Indicators of Compromise from Network Logs6:18
Discover indicators of compromise as digital breadcrumbs in network logs, enabling early breach detection, rapid incident response, and strengthening defenses through continuous monitoring and context enrichment of iocs.
- 045_Indicators_of_Compromise_from_Network_Logs
- 46 Network Traffic Investigation in Computer Hacking6:18
Investigate network traffic by collecting, preserving, and analyzing data packets and logs in real time and historical data to detect intrusions, malware, infections, or unauthorized activities.
- 046_Network_Traffic_Investigation
- 47 Understanding SIEM Tools and Wireless Attack Monitoring in Cybersecurity6:08
Explore how CM tools act as a central command center, aggregating security data to provide visibility, while wireless attack monitoring detects rogue access points and unauthorized devices for proactive defense.
- 047_SIEM_Tools_and_Wireless_Attack_Monitoring
- 48 Investigating Web Attacks What It Is Why It Matters and What We Should Do6:26
Investigate web attacks through digital forensics of web applications, analyzing logs and network traffic to identify attack vectors, correlate evidence, and drive proactive incident response and remediation.
- 048_Investigating_Web_Attacks
- 49 Web Server Logs in Cybersecurity What They Are Why They Matter and What To Do6:15
Understand web server logs as the security cameras for your website, enabling real-time threat detection, forensics, and GDPR compliance through access, error, and application logs.
- 049_Web_Server_Logs_IIS_Apache
- 50 IDS and WAF Fundamentals6:38
Explore intrusion detection systems and web application firewalls, including real-time monitoring, layer seven protection, and defense in depth against web exploits like SQL injection and XSS.
- 050_IDS_and_WAF_Fundamentals
- 51 Detecting Web Attacks SQL Injection XSS and More5:47
Explore detecting web attacks, including SQL injection (SQLE) and cross-site scripting (XSS), and learn how input validation, parameterized queries, and CSP headers prevent them.
- 051_Detecting_Web_Attacks_SQLi_XSS_etc
- 52 Dark Web Forensics in Computer Hacking5:38
Explore dark web forensics: investigators uncover and preserve digital evidence from encrypted networks, using forensic-grade tools to ensure legal admissibility and a secure chain of custody.
- 052_Dark_Web_Forensics
- 53 Dark Web and Tor Browser Artifacts What They Are and Why They Matter5:38
Explore how Tor browser use on the dark web leaves digital artifacts that researchers can recover from memory dumps and disk analysis, enabling forensic investigations and incident response.
- 053_Dark_Web_and_Tor_Browser_Artifacts
- 54 Database Forensics in Computer Hacking What Why and What to Do5:44
- 054_Database_Forensics
- 55 Database Structures and Evidence in Computer Hacking5:28
- 055_Database_Structures_and_Evidence
- 56 SQL Server and MySQL Forensics in Computer Hacking5:27
Explore database forensics for SQL Server and MySQL, analyzing transaction logs, redo logs, and binary logs to uncover breaches, verify log integrity, and strengthen cyber defense.
- 056_SQL_Server_and_MySQL_Forensics
- 57 Cloud Forensics in Computer Hacking What Why and What to Do5:30
Explore cloud forensics as a specialized digital investigation across distributed multi-cloud environments, collecting, preserving, and analyzing evidence from cloud apis, memory snapshots, and containers.
- 057_Cloud_Forensics
- 58 Cloud Computing Basics in Computer Hacking What Why and What to Do5:42
Explore how cloud computing expands access and creates new cyber threats, misconfigurations, and data risks, and learn multi-layered defenses, encryption, IAM, audits, and ethical hacking.
- 058_Cloud_Computing_Basics
- 60 Forensic Methodologies for Containers and Microservices in Cybersecurity5:34
Learn to collect, preserve, and analyze evidence from containers and microservices in cloud-native environments, including images, logs, and memory snapshots, to reconstruct attack timelines and enable rapid containment.
- 060_Forensic_Methodologies_for_Containers_and_Microservices
- 61 Investigating Email Crimes in Computer Hacking5:20
Explore how investigators uncover email crimes in computer hacking by tracing headers, recovering deleted emails, and using multi-source logs to identify perpetrators, while emphasizing proactive defense and forensic readiness.
- 061_Investigating_Email_Crimes
- 62 Email Structures and Header Analysis in Computer Hacking5:23
Learn to analyze email headers as a forensic tool, using SPF DKIM DMARC checks to trace origins, detect spoofing, phishing, and BEC threats, and strengthen multi-layered email security.
- 062_Email_Structures_and_Header_Analysis
- 63 Crime Investigation Steps in Computer Hacking5:39
Identify and secure the digital crime scene, preserve and analyze forensic data, and document admissible evidence to prosecute cyber criminals and strengthen cybersecurity defenses.
- 063_Crime_Investigation_Steps
- Computer Forensics Fundamentals1:11:52
Explore the fundamentals of computer forensics, including evidence collection, preservation, analysis, and legal considerations, to investigate cybercrime, preserve digital traces, and support investigations.
- Computer Forensics Fundamentals17:25
- Incident Response and First Responder Roles1:08:50
- Incident Response and First Responder Roles18:15
- Digital Evidence and Investigation Process1:07:07
Explore digital evidence and the end-to-end investigation process, from source identification and preservation to analysis, documentation, and court-admissible presentation of cybercrime data.
- Digital Evidence and Investigation Process18:26
- Hard Disk and File System Forensics47:16
Explore hard disk and file system forensics through disk imaging, data recovery, and data carving, while analyzing FAT, NTFS, ext4, and HFS+ structures, metadata, and write blockers to preserve evidence.
- Hard Disk and File System Forensics18:04
- Operating System Forensics Unveiling Digital Evidence1:05:20
Master operating system forensics across Windows, Linux, macOS, and mobile devices, applying registry analysis, memory forensics, and tools like EnCase, FTK, and Volatility to uncover digital evidence and navigate encryption.
- Operating System Forensics15:46
- Network Forensics Uncovering Digital Evidence1:08:24
Explore network forensics to uncover cybercrime evidence by analyzing packet captures, logs, and network data with tools like Wireshark, while reconstructing timelines for incident response and admissible evidence.
- Network Forensics20:26
- Introduction to Malware Forensics1:07:02
Explore malware forensics, including static and dynamic analysis, memory forensics, reverse engineering, and incident response, to identify threats, preserve evidence, and disrupt campaigns.
- Malware Forensics19:15
- Web and Email Forensics Uncovering Digital Evidence1:08:28
Explore web and email forensics to reconstruct cybercrime events using browser history, logs, and headers. Use tools like EnCase and Hindsight to analyze data and verify sender authentication.
- Web and Email Forensics18:11
- Cloud and IoT Forensics Investigating the Digital Frontier1:02:16
Learn cloud and IoT forensics, mastering data collection, preservation, and analysis across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, while navigating multi-tenant data residency laws and IoT device challenges.
- Cloud and IoT Forensics20:11
- Dark Web and Cryptocurrency Forensics1:05:54
Explore dark web forensics and cryptocurrency tracing, including Tor network investigations, blockchain analysis, Bitcoin transactions, privacy coins like Monero and Zcash, and law enforcement challenges.
- Dark Web and Cryptocurrency Forensics20:31
- Steganography and Anti Forensics Techniques1:05:10
Explore steganography and anti-forensics techniques, detecting hidden data in images, audio, and text. Learn to use metadata extraction, timeline reconstruction, artifacts, and steganalysis to uncover concealed communications and counter anti-forensics.
- Steganography and Anti-Forensics Techniques18:04
- Forensics Tools and Reporting1:02:18
Master digital forensics with EnCase, FTK, Autopsy, and X-ways to identify, preserve, analyze, and present evidence. Build legal-ready reports and chain-of-custody practices for court admissibility.
- Forensics Tools and Reporting20:48
- Introduction to EXAM1:07:50
Explore the CHFI certification and the skills to collect, analyze, and preserve evidence from hacking incidents. Understand digital forensics' role in cybercrime investigations, incident response, and legal proceedings.
- 100+ Sample QAs>> Exam51:30
- Download>> 1500+ Practice Questions Covering All Exam Topics [264 PDF/TXT Files]2:55
- Virtual Machine Virtualization Fundamentals1:03:01
Explore virtualization fundamentals, including hypervisors, virtual machines, containers, memory and CPU virtualization, and live or cold migration, highlighting benefits, security, and scalable data center use.
- VMware Virtualization Solutions Power Flexibility Performance1:00:13
Discover VMware virtualization solutions that power flexibility and performance for running multiple operating systems on a single machine, with Workstation Player and Pro, advanced networking, security, and snapshots.
- Introduction to Generative AI1:05:55
Explore how generative AI creates text, images, music, and code, powered by large language models, transformers, and diffusion techniques, with real-world applications and ethical considerations.
- Virtual Machine Basics and Fundamentals1:08:51
Explore virtual machines and hypervisors, their architecture, isolation, and resource sharing, with insights into management, performance optimization, security, and migration across cloud and on-prem environments.
- Why Use Google Colab Advantages and Use Cases51:54
Explore Google Colab's cloud-based, no-setup environment for coding, data analysis, and machine learning. Leverage GPU/TPU access, Google Drive integration, and real-time collaboration for rapid prototyping and teaching.
- Virtual Machine Virtualization Fundamentals1:09:29
Explore how virtualization creates multiple virtual machines on one host through hardware abstraction and a hypervisor, with vcpus, memory, and virtual disks.
- Udemy Mana Virtual-Machine-Virtualization-Fundamentals14:11
- Introduction to Generative AI_ Foundations and Future38:47
Explore how generative AI evolves from rules to large language models, uncovering core building blocks, architectures, applications, and the ethical challenges shaping its future.
- Udemy Mana Introduction to Generative AI_ Foundations and Future17:13
- Stable Diffusion_ Revolutionizing AI Image Generation38:30
Explore how stable diffusion revolutionizes AI image generation through open-source latent diffusion models, VAEs, CLIP-guided prompts, and U-Net denoising with control nets for creative workflows.
- Udemy Mana Stable-Diffusion-Image-Generation-The-Future-of-AI-Powered-Creativity17:15
- Virtualization and Cloud Computing_ A Comprehensive Guide36:32
Explore virtualization and cloud computing, including abstraction, sharing, isolation, and encapsulation, and learn how VMs, hypervisors, and SDN enable scalable, cost-efficient cloud deployments.
- Udemy Mana Virtualization and Cloud Computing_ A Comprehensive Guide14:18
- Networking Fundamentals_ Architectures, Protocols, and Troubleshooting38:33
Explore networking fundamentals, from LANs and WANs to topologies, cables, and devices. Build fluency in IPv4/IPv6 addressing, DHCP and DNS, Wi-Fi standards, and troubleshooting tools for real-world networks.
- Udemy Mana Networking Fundamentals_ Architectures, Protocols, and Troubleshootin16:23
- Troubleshooting Hardware and Network Issues_ A Comprehensive Guide35:46
Learn systematic hardware and network troubleshooting, from identifying symptoms and isolating components to using tools like ping, loopback tests, and Wireshark to diagnose and fix issues.
- Udemy Mana Troubleshooting Hardware and Network Issues_ A Comprehensive Guide15:39
- Security Fundamentals_ Malware, Solutions, and Social Engineering29:49
Explore malware types, ransomware, spyware, worms, and trojans, and understand social engineering risks. Implement multi-layer defenses, including antivirus, firewalls, endpoint security, EDR, and awareness training.
- Udemy Mana Security Fundamentals_ Malware, Solutions, and Social Engineering15:01
- Storage Technologies_ HDD to Cloud Evolution26:39
Explore the evolution from HDDs to cloud storage, covering SSDs, NVMe, RAID, external options, NAS and DAS, and cloud architectures like object storage with S3, block, and file storage.
- Udemy Mana Storage Technologies_ HDD to Cloud Evolution18:24
- Peripherals and Connectors_ The Essential Guide29:56
Explore how computer peripherals and connectors extend capabilities, from keyboards and mice to hybrid touchscreens and USB-C, HDMI, DisplayPort, Thunderbolt, Ethernet, and Wi-Fi connectivity.
- Mobile Devices_ Usage, Maintenance, and Future Trends27:30
Explore essential usage and maintenance of laptops, tablets, and smartphones, including battery care, security, cloud backups, and app management to navigate future trends like 5g and cross-device integration.
- Hardware Basics_ Building Blocks of Modern Computing28:18
Learn hardware basics from the motherboard to the CPU, RAM, storage, cooling, and expansion cards, and discover how compatibility, bottlenecks, and power and cooling influence performance.
- Windows, macOS, and Linux_ An OS Overview27:13
Explore Windows, macOS, and Linux with a practical OS overview that covers core concepts like memory and process management, file systems, security, interfaces, distributions, and the modern ecosystem.
- Windows, macOS, Linux_ A Comprehensive Comparison28:05
Compare Windows, Mac OS, and Linux across history. Highlight NTFS, APFS, HFS+, ACLs, PowerShell, WSL, and virtualization for gaming, creative work, and open source.
- Windows Administration and Troubleshooting_ A Comprehensive Guide28:51
Explore Windows administration foundations—system management, security, and performance—then master user accounts, permissions, backups, and essential tools like PowerShell and Task Manager.
- Mobile Device Security and Management_ A Comprehensive Guide40:59
Master mobile device security and management by learning device hardening, OS level security, biometrics and MFA, encryption, remote wipe, MDM, app data controls, and BYOD vs corporate devices.
- 01 Guardians of the Digital Realm Navigating the Cloud Frontier21:55
Guardians safeguard the cloud frontier by building, securing, and optimizing cloud networks; they leverage zero trust, AI, and automation to protect data and ensure resilient, scalable connectivity.
- 02 The Cloud Reckoning Why Net Admin Cloud Networking and Security22:17
Master cloud networking and security to architect, secure, and manage cloud native environments across multi-cloud and hybrid infrastructures, leveraging infrastructure as code and IAM for agile, safer deployments.
- 03 The Multi Cloud Revolution Beyond the Hype Into the Hybrid Future20:45
Explore how the multi-cloud revolution moves organizations from on-prem to a hybrid future, boosting resilience, cost efficiency, and governance through Kubernetes and FinOps.
- 04 AWS Networking and Security Building an Impenetrable Cloud Fortress24:28
Protect a secure AWS environment by mastering VPCs, subnets, security groups, IAM with MFA and least privilege, encryption at rest and in transit, with GuardDuty, WAF, CloudTrail, and Security Hub.
- 05 Your Cloud Fortress Mastering AWS VPCs and Network Control23:51
Master AWS VPC concepts to design secure, scalable cloud networks with public and private subnets, route tables, internet gateways, and NAT gateways.
- 06 AWS Transit Gateway Taming the Cloud Network Chaos23:49
AWS transit gateway centralizes connectivity for VPCs and on-premises networks, transforming chaotic point-to-point links into a scalable hub-and-spoke model with centralized routing, security, and simplified management.
- 07 Cloud Security Unleashed Building Your Unbreakable AWS Fortress24:38
Build a multi-layered cloud security fortress in AWS by integrating network firewall, web application firewall, GuardDuty, and Macie to defend network, application, and data against evolving threats.
- 08 AWS Organizations and SCPs Taming the Cloud Wild West24:08
Master AWS organizations and SCPs to tame the cloud wild west by unifying multi-account governance, centralized billing, guardrails, resource sharing, and cost control for security, compliance, and efficiency.
- 09 Unseen Threats Unrivaled Protection AWS Security Auditing Essentials23:49
Explore how IAM, KMS, and CloudTrail form a layered AWS security triad that gates access, encrypts data, and provides immutable audit trail for auditing, compliance, and threat detection.
- 10 Building Your Azure Fortress Essential Network Foundations23:05
Build a resilient Azure network fortress by configuring VNets, subnets, NSGs, and Azure Firewall with threat intelligence, then connect via ExpressRoute and secure web apps with Application Gateway and WAF.
- 11 Fortifying the Cloud A Strategic Blueprint for GCP Network Security22:52
Fortify cloud security with a strategic GCP network blueprint, deploying VPCs, IAM, encryption, firewalls, threat detection, and Cloud Armor to enable hybrid connectivity and resilient operations.
- 12 Unlocking the Cloud Universe Intercloud and Hybrid Connectivity for AWS Azure24:14
Explore intercloud and hybrid connectivity across AWS, Azure, and GCP, linking on-premises with dedicated connections, VPN, and SD-WAN for resilient, cost-efficient multi-cloud architectures and reduced vendor lock-in.
- 13 From Labyrinth to Lighthouse VPN Over Cloud and BGP Routing Explained23:25
Implement cloud vpn and bgp routing to replace static networks with agile, secure global connectivity using cloud native networking and automatic failover for multi-cloud and hybrid environments.
- 14 Cloud and Network Unleashed Integrating CloudHub with SD WAN23:46
Discover how integrating Cloud Hub with SD-WAN optimizes cloud operations, reduces latency, and cuts costs through intelligent routing, granular security, and centralized policy management across multi-cloud environments.
- 15 Data in Motion The Invisible Threat and The Unseen Shield22:52
Explore why data in motion is a primary attack surface and how robust encryption, tls, key management, and secure data flows across multi-cloud environments safeguard data in transit.
- 16 Virtualization Unlocking the Digital Frontier24:13
Virtualization transforms physical servers into flexible, software defined environments, enabling multiple virtual machines and cloud native containers, and serverless capabilities across networks, storage, desktops, and apps.
- 17 VMware NSX T Reclaiming Control in the Age of Cloud and Cyber Threats23:46
Explore how VMware NZXT delivers software defined networking with workload centric security, micro-segmentation, and zero trust principles, enabling automated, policy based provisioning across multi-cloud environments.
- 18 NSX T Beyond the Wires The Software Defined Network Revolution22:31
Explore the software defined network revolution with NZXT, featuring logical switching, tier zero and tier one routing, distributed firewall and micro-segmentation for agile, secure multi-cloud and on-premises networks.
- AI & GenAI Primer Fundamentals for All Employees Everyone!!3:07:24
Explore how AI and GenAI transform the enterprise, compare traditional AI with GenAI, and learn responsible governance, ethics, data privacy, explainability, and regulatory compliance to harness AI safely.
- AI GenAI Ethics & Responsible Use Fundamentals for Everyone4:31:48
Explore how generative ai creates new content, and apply ethics, fairness, transparency, and human oversight to ensure privacy, accountability, and responsible use for everyone.
- Fundamentals of Auth0 Modernizing Identity!!4:34:04
Explore modern identity with Auth0, covering authentication, authorization, MFA, passwordless logins, and single sign-on. Learn how OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect power secure API access and identity management.
- SD-WAN or MPLS Software-Defined WAN Fundamental Concepts!!1:09:10
Discover how sd-wan replaces legacy MPLS with software-defined, application-aware routing and direct cloud access. Centralized control and security optimize hybrid cloud connectivity.
Requirements
- This Computer Forensic and Hacking Fundamentals course is designed for beginners and does not require prior experience in cybersecurity or digital forensics. However, having a basic understanding of computers, operating systems (Windows/Linux), and networking concepts will be beneficial. Familiarity with common IT tools, such as command-line interfaces and file management systems, can also help learners grasp technical topics more easily. While no formal education in cybersecurity is required, an interest in cybercrime investigation, ethical hacking, or IT security is highly recommended. Learners should have access to a computer with an internet connection to practice hands-on exercises and explore forensic tools. Additionally, critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and attention to detail will enhance the learning experience, as digital forensics involves analyzing data, identifying patterns, and drawing conclusions based on evidence. Whether you are a student, IT professional, law enforcement officer, or cybersecurity enthusiast, this course will provide the necessary foundation to build your expertise in digital forensics and ethical hacking.
Description
In an era where cybercrime is on the rise, the ability to investigate digital incidents and analyze electronic evidence has become a crucial skill. This Computer Forensic and Hacking Fundamentals course is designed to provide a solid foundation in digital forensics, equipping learners with the essential knowledge needed to understand cyber investigations, identify security breaches, and analyze forensic data. Whether you're an aspiring cybersecurity professional, law enforcement officer, or IT specialist, this course will introduce you to the core principles of computer forensics and ethical hacking, helping you develop a deeper understanding of how digital evidence is collected, preserved, and examined.
Cyberattacks and digital crimes are increasing at an alarming rate, affecting individuals, businesses, and government institutions. With cybercriminals employing advanced hacking techniques, organizations require trained professionals who can investigate breaches, trace malicious activities, and recover crucial digital evidence. Computer forensics plays a vital role in uncovering cyber threats, mitigating risks, and ensuring justice in cases involving data breaches, fraud, identity theft, and other cybercrimes. This course empowers learners with hands-on skills and theoretical knowledge to tackle cybersecurity challenges effectively.
Advantages of Learning Computer Forensic and Hacking Fundamentals
Understand the Basics of Digital Forensics – Learn how to collect, analyze, and preserve digital evidence legally and ethically.
Enhance Cybercrime Investigation Skills – Gain insight into how cybercriminals operate and the techniques used to track them.
Improve Ethical Hacking Awareness – Develop foundational knowledge of hacking methods to strengthen cybersecurity defenses.
Boost Career Opportunities – Open doors to various career paths, including digital forensic analyst, cybersecurity consultant, or law enforcement investigator.
Stay Ahead in the Digital Age – As cyber threats evolve, professionals with forensic and hacking knowledge will remain in high demand.
This course is ideal for students, IT professionals, law enforcement personnel, cybersecurity enthusiasts, and business owners who want to enhance their understanding of digital forensics and cybersecurity. Students looking to build a career in cybersecurity will benefit from the foundational knowledge, while IT professionals can use these skills to strengthen security measures in their organizations. Law enforcement and legal professionals will gain insights into digital evidence handling, and business owners can learn how to protect their organizations from cyber threats.
As technology advances, so do cyber threats. The demand for skilled digital forensic investigators and cybersecurity experts is expected to grow significantly. Organizations are investing heavily in cybersecurity, and professionals with expertise in forensic investigations will be at the forefront of digital crime prevention. Whether you want to pursue a career in cybersecurity or simply gain knowledge to protect yourself and your organization, this course is the first step toward mastering computer forensics and ethical hacking fundamentals.
Join us in this exciting journey and take your first step into the world of cybersecurity and digital forensics!
Who this course is for:
- This course is ideal for students, IT professionals, law enforcement personnel, cybersecurity enthusiasts, business owners, and anyone interested in digital forensics and ethical hacking. Students and beginners looking to enter the cybersecurity field will gain essential knowledge to build a strong foundation for future career opportunities. IT professionals, including system administrators and network engineers, can enhance their cybersecurity skills to better protect their organizations from cyber threats. Law enforcement officers and legal professionals will benefit from understanding how digital evidence is collected, analyzed, and used in cybercrime investigations. Business owners and executives can use this knowledge to safeguard their company’s digital assets and mitigate risks related to data breaches. With cyberattacks becoming more sophisticated, organizations increasingly seek professionals skilled in forensic investigations and cybersecurity defense. Whether you're aiming for a career in cybersecurity, forensic analysis, or ethical hacking, or simply want to protect your personal and professional data, this course equips you with the fundamental skills to understand, detect, and analyze cyber threats effectively.