>> Hey everyone, welcome back.
Again, thank you so much for taking the course.
I just want to recap what we
talked about throughout the entire course here.
In Module 1, we talked about computer forensics today.
We talked about some general
background on computer forensics,
a little bit of history, as well as some of
the information would be covering
throughout the rest of the course.
Module 2, we talked about the forensic process,
the pre investigation facing
investigation phase and the post investigation phase.
Module 3, we talked about hard disk and file systems.
Module 4, we went over data acquisition,
with different ways we can acquire data.
Module 5, we talked about anti-forensics,
so what are the bad people doing to try to prevent us
as investigators from getting the information we need.
Module 6 was operating system forensics,
we talked about Windows, Mac, and Linux.
Module 7, we talked about network forensics and some of
the legal challenges with network forensics.
Module 8, we went over web attack investigations,
we talked about different web attacks,
web architecture, that stuff.
Module 9, we talked about database forensics,
we talk about things like Microsoft's SQL Database,
Module 10, we talked about cloud forensics,
we talked about model select software
as a service platform as a service,
and infrastructure as a service.
We talked about also the different cloud attack methods,
for example, in an investigation cloud is an object,
cloud is a subject etc.
Module 11, we went over malware.
Again, we talked about just very high level introduction
to static and dynamic malware analysis.
Module 12, we talked about email investigations,
we also went over archive files
in Microsoft Exchange and where the
as far as a database files and
some things we need to remember for the exam itself.
Module 13, we talked about mobile,
so we've talked about mobile forensics,
we talked about the differences between Android and IOS.
We also talked about jailbreaking and some of
the tips and tricks for the exam regarding jailbreaking.
Then finally we wrapped up our discussion
with forensic reporting.
We' talked about like expert witness testimony,
the Daubert versus Frye standard,
as well as information about depositions.
Again, I want to thank you for taking the course.
I hope you enjoyed it and hopefully again,
just remember to download
the supplemental resource material
that's going to contain a lot of
good information for you.
I've also got a document in there that lists out
the different labs that I think you should go
through for this course as part of your preparation
for the computer hacking forensic investigator exam.
Again, thank you so much for taking
the course and I'll see you in the next one.