While submitting a new binary today on offensivecomputing I came across a post for a new show entitled "Tiger Team". The original post is here. The show is pretty interesting, it reminds me a lot of "It takes a thief". Interestingly enough it looks like there would be quite a bit of forensic evidence as a result of the pen testing even though in the first episode they stole the DVR. Anyways, this is just a plug of what looks like an interesting new show to watch.
Happy new year.
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This blog was created to support some of the work I'm doing and to contribute to the forensic community. I'll be blogging about the science of forensics, incident response, methodologies, relating real world investigations to digital ones and some other tidbits.
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