CS 493/593: Digital Forensics
Location: KMC 480 (TR 09:00 - 10:40)
Instructor: D. Kevin McGrath
- PDX username: dmcgrath
- Office hours:
- Location: FAB 120-15
- Times:
- Tuesday: Code Party! 18:00 - 22:00 (FAB 86-01)
- Thursday: 13:00 - 15:00
- Whenever you see me in my office with the door open.
Syllabus
Recordings
- Week 1 - Lecture 1: no recording
- Week 1 - Lecture 2
- Week 2 - Lecture 1
- Week 2 - Lecture 2:
- Week 3 - Lecture 1
- Week 3 - Lecture 2
- Week 4 - Lecture 1: class canceled due to illness
- Week 4 - Lecture 2
- Week 5 - Lecture 1
- Week 5 - Lecture 2
- Week 6 - Lecture 1: no class
- Week 6 - Lecture 2
- Week 7 - Lecture 1
Pages
- tmux config
- Networking Fundamentals
- tcpdump
- Wireshark
- SSH Tunnel for Windows RDP
- Plaso documentation
Slides
Homework
Each homework will build on the previous assignment. These aren’t your typical “write answers to questions” type assignments, but rather are intended to be more hands-on. We will be adding to, modifying, or otherwise doing something to the VM environment to enable us to do something else. The first assignment will be to get the VM environment set up and configured. Subsequent assignments will build on this.
Submission
All work will be submitted via MarkDown documents within an internal gitlab repo. You will be using this repo for the rest of the term. This repo exists on the CECS intranet. You will need to add myself to this repo as Developer. Grades and feedback will be done via a merge request from.
Assignments
Other stuff
- Deprecated Linux network commands – a list of deprecated Linux networking commands and their replacements
- Useful SANS resources
- Software configuration – not required, but possibly useful information on environment setup
- Powershell profile – powershell profile from the Software Configuration page
- Technical Writing – if unfamiliar with markdown or LaTeX, this page will help
- VM Setup on Windows
- Kali configuration