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1. Introduction
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01 – Learning network forensics
00:58
02 – What you should know
02:12
2. Understanding Network Forensics
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01 – Goals of network forensics
03:13
02 – Tools
04:08
03 – Legal implications
03:44
04 – Current and future trends
03:01
05 – Anti-network forensics techniques
03:16
3. Preparing for a Network Forensics Investigation
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01 – Network forensics investigation hardware
02:58
02 – Network forensics investigation software
02:33
03 – Understanding computer networking
02:34
04 – Understanding networking devices
03:19
05 – Understanding network data sources
02:58
4. Investigating Network Events
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01 – Network logs
03:07
02 – Intrusion and security events
05:02
03 – Network logs as evidence
03:17
04 – Network logs and compliance
03:12
05 – Audit logs
03:28
06 – Firewall logs
04:23
07 – syslog
06:14
08 – syslog-ng
06:32
09 – Kiwi Syslog Server
02:39
10 – Microsoft Log Parser
04:34
5. Investigating Network Traffic
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01 – Fundamentals
02:27
02 – Network models
02:56
03 – Subnets, subnet ID, and subnet mask
03:44
04 – Protocol analysis
03:41
05 – ARP
02:44
06 – ARP poisoning
04:56
07 – DNS
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08 – DNS poisoning
03:12
6. Network Forensics Tools
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01 – tcpdump and WinDump
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02 – tcpdump and WinDump hands-on
04:38
03 – Wireshark
02:29
04 – Wireshark hands-on
03:12
05 – HTTP proxies
03:16
06 – HTTP proxies hands-on
07:02
07 – Splunk
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08 – Splunk hands-on
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7. Conclusion
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01 – Next steps
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Learning network forensics with Jungwoo Ryoo
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