Training
Forensic Analysis in Web Browsers
Training Overview
The "Forensic Analysis in Web Browsers" training teaches how to collect digital evidence by analyzing browser history, cookies, caches, and other digital traces. The training covers a wide range of topics, from basic concepts to forensic analysis techniques for various browsers (Firefox, Chrome, Chromium).
What You Will Learn
- How to locate and extract browsing history, cache, cookies, and download lists.
- The specific artifacts and file structures for Firefox, Chrome, and other browsers.
- How to use forensic tools like KAPE to automate evidence collection.
- How to analyze browser data to reconstruct user activity.
Who is this for?
- Digital Forensic Investigators.
- Incident Responders.
- Law Enforcement professionals.
Prerequisites
- A good understanding of operating system file structures (Windows/Linux).
- Basic knowledge of digital forensics principles.
Tools You Will Use
- KAPE
- DB Browser for SQLite
- Forensic analysis suites (Conceptual)
Training Sections
- Introduction
- Forensic Analysis of Browsers
- KAPE
- Firefox
- Google Chrome
- Other Chromium-Based Browsers
- Exam