Lecturing at this academic year is just about to finish, it is exam time coming, time to wrap up and lessons learned not only for students but for teachers too.
As for the the first run of the Digital Forensics Basics (RFOR) on Vsite I have my doubts and fears if I done things as it is supposed to be. Class was small 18 people, easy to work and enjoyable maybe a bit to much chance for lecturers ego trip sometimes.
Results are OK, but that can be misleading, I still feel we need more practical work with commercial tools. To add some practice work we added some python scripting, based on "Python Forensics" and some elements from "Violent Python", all trough SIFT workstation from SANS.
As we are at computer science and engineering school a lot of things are already known, so we'he been concentrated to general principles and ideas, not so much on the methods and tools.
My colleague Darijo Puntarić was busy with laboratory exercises, as CCIE he added a lot of good stuff especially to network forensic part.
As for the the first run of the Digital Forensics Basics (RFOR) on Vsite I have my doubts and fears if I done things as it is supposed to be. Class was small 18 people, easy to work and enjoyable maybe a bit to much chance for lecturers ego trip sometimes.
Results are OK, but that can be misleading, I still feel we need more practical work with commercial tools. To add some practice work we added some python scripting, based on "Python Forensics" and some elements from "Violent Python", all trough SIFT workstation from SANS.
As we are at computer science and engineering school a lot of things are already known, so we'he been concentrated to general principles and ideas, not so much on the methods and tools.
My colleague Darijo Puntarić was busy with laboratory exercises, as CCIE he added a lot of good stuff especially to network forensic part.
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