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Practical Digital Forensics (2025, Hindi)
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Practical Digital Forensics (2025, Hindi)

Learn Practical Digital Forensics: Hands-On Skills for Beginners in Hindi
Created byCyberForge Academy
Last updated 5/2025
Hindi

What you'll learn

  • Acquire Disk Images and RAM Dumps: Learn to capture data from Linux and Windows systems using tools like FTK Imager, dd, guymager, DumpIt, and Lime.
  • Analyze Disk and Memory: Master how to process disks with tools like Autopsy and Belkasoft X, and analyze memory dumps with Volatility and Volatility Workbench.
  • Understand Windows Event Logs: Gain skills in analyzing Windows Event logs using tools like Log Parser, Log Parser Lizard, and Hayabusa.
  • Perform Threat Hunting: Explore how to use additional forensic tools for threat hunting and detecting malicious activities in systems.
  • Analyze Network Traffic: Learn to inspect and decode network traffic to uncover potential security incidents.
  • Master Network Forensics Tools: Understand how to use tools like Wireshark, Network Miner, Xplico, and Capanalysis for detailed network investigation.

Course content

1 section • 14 lectures • 3h 45m total length

  • Introduction to Digital Forensics13:57
  • Windows Disk Forensics17:54
  • Understanding Windows Artifcats9:29
  • Widows Event Logs21:59
  • Advanced Log Analysis16:35
  • Threat Hunting9:52
  • Memory Forensics [Acquisition]9:43
  • Memory Forensics [Analysis]12:36
  • Case Study and Advanced Analysis16:04
  • Network Forensics Basics20:49
  • Network Forensics Case Studies15:38
  • Linux Forensics21:12
  • Linux Logs16:27
  • Sandboxes23:29

Requirements

  • Basic Computer Knowledge: Familiarity with using a computer and basic file management (like creating and managing folders).
  • No Prior Forensics Experience Needed: This course is designed for beginners, so no prior knowledge of digital forensics is required.
  • Access to a Computer: A Windows or Linux system to practice the tools and techniques covered in the course.
  • Willingness to Learn: Curiosity and a willingness to try hands-on activities to understand practical forensics skills.

Description

Dive into the world of Practical Digital Forensics with this beginner-friendly course in Hindi! This course is designed for students, young professionals, and tech enthusiasts who want to learn the basics of digital and network forensics through hands-on practice without getting lost in complex theory.

Course covers the following:


  • Digital Forensics Process

  • Chain of Custody

  • Evidence Acquisition: Live and Dead

  • Create digital image of a disk

  • Processing disk image for artifacts

  • Recovering deleted files from Disk

  • Collecting Forensics artifacts (browser activity, recently opened files, installed programs, executed programs, user details)


  • Windows Event Logs

  • Event Log extraction to reconstruct Timeline

  • Log Analysis with Event Log Viewer

  • Advanced analysis with Log Parser and Log Parser Lizard

  • Threat Hunting in Logs with Hayabusa

  • Sigma rules for detection


  • Dumping RAM for Linux and Windows machines

  • RAM Dump Analysis with Volatility

  • Working with Volatility Workbench

  • Recovering Forensics Artifacts from Memory (Process memory, Process Binary, Open File Descriptors, Network Connections, Process Hierarchy)

  • Case Study: Cridex Malware Investigation

  • Redline for Live Acquisition and quick analysis


  • Networking Traffic capture and Analysis using Wireshark

  • HTTP Traffic analysis and object extraction

  • TCP/UDP Stream reconstruction to uncover complete exchange

  • Case Study: Redline Infostealer Malware Traffic Analysis

  • Case Study: Phishing Attack Traffic Analysis

  • Network Forensics to recover artifacts with Network Miner

  • Macroanalysis to locate traffic trends and outliers: CapAnalysis and Xplico


  • Threat hunting with Master Parser and DeepBlue CLI

  • Log Enrichment with Sysmon

  • Sandboxes and their usage

  • Containment Sandboxes: Sandboxie, Firejail, SquareX

  • Malware Analysis Sandboxes: Any run, Cuckoo, Joe Sandbox


The course focuses on real-world skills, equipping you with practical knowledge to solve forensic challenges. You'll also get access to demo recordings and practice files through a GitHub repository to reinforce your learning.

By the end of this course, you'll have a solid foundation in digital and network forensics and be ready to take your first steps into this exciting field!

No prior experience in forensics is required—just a computer and a willingness to learn. Start your journey today!

Who this course is for:

  • Beginners in Digital Forensics: Anyone curious about digital forensics and eager to start with hands-on skills.
  • Students and Young Professionals: Engineering students, IT graduates, or early-career professionals looking to build foundational knowledge in digital forensics.
  • Tech Enthusiasts: Anyone with an interest in cybersecurity and investigating digital crimes.
  • Career Switchers: Individuals wanting to explore digital forensics as a potential career path.

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