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Join us live at Techno Security 2022 in Myrtle Beach as we talk to Jennifer Salvadori about the upcoming changes for the conference in 2023. https://www.technosecurity.us/

We are broadcasting live from the Techno Security & Digital Forensics Conference 2022 in Myrtle Beach. We will be talking about what is in store this year, a few of the sessions, and discuss some of the "unofficial" evening events. https://www.technosecurity.us/mb

Start reducing your digital forensic backlog by using non-forensic techs! You don't have to be a digital forensic expert to collect evidence in the field. In this episode of the Hub Cast, we will discuss the pros and cons of using nontechnical staff to help in your digital forensic collections and investigations. Kevin will be talking with Andy Lister of Detego! If you have never heard of what they can do to help make your job easier, then this is the "must watch" Hub Cast! Detego - https://www.mcmsolutions.co.uk/ Cyber Social Hub - https://cybersocialhub.com/ MVJK6N6XMBMKBQWE

Learn how to collect data from Twitter for your OSINT investigation using FREE software! We will show you how to collect the following: Live Twitter data Historical Twitter data Geolocation Twitter data Keyword specific Twitter data Yes, you can gather live and historical data from Twitter using basic or advanced methods all for FREE. In this week's hub cast, Kevin will walk through two FREE pieces of software that will allow you to capture data from Twitter live or search for it historically. So, if you are conducting an OSINT investigation involving Twitter, you do not want to miss this episode! We will be using TweetDeck and Python code that will be made available to download for free.

Every #OSINT investigator has to deal with the possibility of dealing with misinformation. When the fake information is in the form of a photo, some are easier to identify than others. Join Kevin's guest, Mike Raggo, for this week's hub cast where Mike will show how to identify fake images when conducting your digital or OSINT investigations.

Digital Forensic Investigators commonly ask: How do I investigate drones? How do I investigate mobile phones? How do I investigate automobiles? Join us as we learn how to get started in digital forensics with Drones, Phones & Automobiles with Rich Frawley, Ben LeMere, and Dave Ryberg Berla - https://berla.co/ecosystem/ ADF Solutions - https://www.adfsolutions.com/ Truxton Forensics - https://truxtonforensics.com/ Join Cyber Social Hub Today for more digital forensic investigation knowledge! https://cybersocialhub.com/ VHCGK7INXKP4L8UJ

You can use a variety of mobile forensic techniques to unlock and gain access to data from an Android smartphone. This video uses digital forensic processes that will bypass an Android device lock, root a device, and review the possible device for analysis of App related data. This software used in this video is the E3 Platform, which can be found here: https://paraben.com/digital-investigation-tools/

Mobile Forensics is part forensic science with a hint of skilled art. Knowing what forensic artifacts are left behind by mobile applications and where to find them can leave mobile forensic examiners in a whirlwind. Join Kevin as he speaks with Jansen Cohoon, President at MSAB - North America, Australia, and New Zealand about the ever-changing landscape & challenges of mobile forensics. As my kids would say... "Like & Subscribe". If you want more information on MSAB and how they can help your mobile forensic case, take a look here. https://www.msab.com/ If you still haven't joined the fastest growing community in digital investigations and cybersecurity... WHY NOT?!?! Join here. --- https://cybersocialhub.com/register/ VQLP78QG77UGVQNQ

Digital Investigations can sometimes make you feel isolated. Having access to trends, other examiners, and training is a MUST in the digital forensics and cybersecurity worlds! Join Jennifer & Kevin as they discuss everything about the Techno Security & Digital Forensics Conference! Topics will include Digital Forensics, OSINT, Digital Investigation, eDiscovery, and more! If you need to learn more about the conference: https://www.technosecurity.us/mb If you haven't signed up for Cyber Social Hub: https://cybersocialhub.com/ Music Permission Code: EUGKM1VZPD8UWV2O

Knowing what skills you must have in digital forensics can be challenging with the ever-changing landscape of the industry. Think of digital forensics as a large branching tree with "limbs" of mobile forensics, computer forensics, open-source intelligence (OSINT), and the list goes on. Join Kevin as he discusses with members of the audience the essential skills a digital investigator needs to have to be successful in today's job market. Join Cyber Social Hub https://cybersocialhub.com PQOTNKJLNAQGQPKK

Investigating the Dark Web can be intimidating to Digital Investigators. In this episode of Cyber Social Hub "Hub Cast", we speak with Keven Hendricks about how to investigate the dark web. We will also discuss some of the steps you can take when conducting internet investigations on the dark web. Keven is an expert in the Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) and Cyber Crimes communities where he teaches investigators the steps they need to take to effectively conduct an investigation using best practices on the dark web. Keven is also the founder of an open project called Ubivis Projecthttp://stopdarkwebdrugs.com The site is dedicated to combating the ever-growing scourge of “dark web” narcotics. If you are an online investigator or cyber security professional, be sure to sign up for a FREE account at https://cybersocialhub.com/register ACHIZVN9RBJ1BDL8 Keven Hendricks has served in law enforcement for the past 15 years. He is a Certified Cyber Crime Examiner (3CE) and Certified Cyber Crime Investigator (3CI) by the National White Collar Crime Center and a Certified Cryptocurrency Investigator (CCI) through the Blockchain Intelligence Group. He is trained in the field of digital forensics and internet investigations and is recognized as a Subject Matter Expert in the field by CSIAC/HDIAC. He is also a member of the High Tech Crimes Investigators Association

We will be talking to Rob Fried about his upcoming book release, "Forensic Data Collections 2.0". Rob is a Global SVP of Digital Forensics and Investigations and will share his insights on the importance of thinking like a consultant with a focus on being a successful digital forensic examiner. NBUF2JDMKNEXZJ4P

Justin from Exterro shows how to search your digital forensics case for very specific data using regular expressions. If you want to learn more from Justin and Exterro, be sure to pop over to their channel. Here are some of the resources used in the video https://regex101.com/ https://www.exterro.com/forensic-toolkit

Let's have a conversation with Amber Schroader, CEO, and Founder of Paraben Corp. Paraben is a pioneer in mobile forensic technology for the past 23 years! Join me as we talk #DFIR, #OSINT, and all the tech in-between. As always, we will get to know some random facts about Amber and where she sees digital investigations heading in the next few years.

Join Kevin as he talks to Gene Shantz, President of IACIS. Join in on the conversation and learn all about what IACIS offers and its wide diversity in digital forensic training. #DFIR

Join Kevin as he talks to both Jared and Amy from ArcPoint Forensics. We will learn about this newcomer to the Digital Forensics industry and learn how their company is revolutionizing the digital forensics process.

Get started with Cyber Social Con a couple days early with a quick trivia session!

This very first #DFIR Trivia is set to be a mixed bag of DFIR and various genres!

Let's talk #DFIR and the importance of community. This is the first in a series discussing the challenges of finding a digital investigation community. Kevin DeLong, your host, and founder of Cyber Social Hub will share his experience in the sometimes solitary role of a digital investigator.

Time constraints and massive amounts of data can make any digital investigation stressful. Join the conversation as we discuss the mental & physical challenges examiners face, how to dig through digital evidence quickly, and forensics tools that can help you solve your investigation. https://cybersocialhub.com/ Hub Cast originally recorded October 21, 2021.

Can ghosts leave digital evidence? Join the conversation as we compare two different data sets from the Bin Laden media seizure and the digital events that occurred after Bin Laden's death. We’ll discuss how tocorrelate data across different devicesand how this information should be used to create a timeline of events. https://cybersocialhub.com/ Hub Cast originally recorded on August 19, 2021.

SQLite is the most used database format in the world, and much of a user's activity and data on both mobile devices and computers are stored within this format. In this presentation, we will show how to use SQLite to write queries that visualizeuser activity and tell the story of your data, allowing an investigator to make the most impact with their findings. https://cybersocialhub.com/ Hub Cast originally recorded on May 26, 2021.

Join Chet Hosmer Assistant Professor of Practice at the University of Arizona and Founder of Python Forensics as he discusses with Kevin how Python can be used in digital investigations from detecting fake photos to scraping data from Twitter. https://cybersocialhub.com/ Hub Cast originally recorded August 26, 2020.

Learn how to crack encrypted backups from the latest version of iOS (13.6) with a FREE tool called hashcat. Kevin DeLong will quickly walk through everything you need to crack the backup passcode. https://cybersocialhub.com Hub Cast originally recorded on August 7, 2020.

#DFIR Networking in the time of COVID-19. Join Kevin DeLong from Cyber Social Hub as he chats with Brandt Watkins of the High Technology Crime Investigation Association (HTCIA) about virtual networking for digital forensic investigations. https://cybersocialhub.com Hub Cast originally recorded on June 24, 2020.