Andrea Fortuna
Just some random thoughts about the Meaning of Life, The Universe, and Everything

There is no 100% anonymity on the internet.

Your Digital Footprint is everywhere on the web: it is in all the actions you do on keyboard and mouse, on every tap and swipe on our mobile phone.

I often wake up in the morning with a melody in my head.
It shouldn’t be anything unusual, but in my case they are mostly original songs, which I transcribe and (when listenable) make available online.

Currently, there are a lot of good forensics commercial tools, can be used to perform a whole dfir workflow. However, several analyst anche companies cannot afford the purchase of those (awesome) tools.

During forensic anaysis, Windows registry data can be useful to discover malicious activity and to determine if and what data may have been stolen from a network.

The malware analyst Karsten Hahn recently published a very interesting video about the analysis of a sample of the well-known malware Ursnif.

I mean no offense to real piano players but, despite I am a guitarist, I always loved the sound of piano.

The recent controversies related to new WhatsApp‘s Privacy Policy have lead many users to start looking for new alternatives.

Recently I’ve already written about Cobalt Strike detection during forensics analysis. However, some followers asked my if it was possibile to perform this activities using Volatility, in order to integrate them in existing analysis workflows.

I think that music composition is very calming, then, during my Christmas holidays, I tried to relax as much as I could.

Today I want to briefly take up a topic already addressed in a previous post: analysis of Windows 10 memory dumps using Volatility 2.