The image that I used was from the Autopsy training so you can take that class and get the image from them (I dont think I can redistribute their images without authorization). You can also look at downloading images from digitalcorpora.org or cfreds.nist.gov which has a great variety of images from various CTFs and challenges. Happy Hunting.
You certainly use the file carving module in Autopsy to recover your files. But you might find it easier running Qphotorec. See this video tutorial: th-cam.com/video/abyBS8fWT2s/w-d-xo.html
Didn't work. Chrome still running two programs in the background, which also keep Chrome from reopening unless I go to Task Manager and close it there first.
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Thank you for the video. This is probably one of the best Autopsy tutorials out there in my opinion.
Thanks SOOO much for your excellent comment! I agree with your opinion :-)
Another good video about forensic. Keep upload your content mate, appreciate it.
thank you for your feedback! Glad you like the videos. More is coming.
Hi great video. Any chance to upload the image being analyzed?
The image that I used was from the Autopsy training so you can take that class and get the image from them (I dont think I can redistribute their images without authorization). You can also look at downloading images from digitalcorpora.org or cfreds.nist.gov which has a great variety of images from various CTFs and challenges. Happy Hunting.
Great explanation 🤝
Thank you!
Good one, thank you
Appreciate the feedback, thank you!
Can this be used for file recovery? I formatted a drive by mistake and it has a couple of files I need.
You certainly use the file carving module in Autopsy to recover your files. But you might find it easier running Qphotorec. See this video tutorial:
th-cam.com/video/abyBS8fWT2s/w-d-xo.html
Thank you!!
Thanks for watching and for the positive comment!
@@BlueMonkey4n6 can you please do a forensic analysis of the videos?
Can you clarify your request? I am not sure i understand.
@@BlueMonkey4n6 for example, forensic analysis of video from conflict areas.
Didn't work. Chrome still running two programs in the background, which also keep Chrome from reopening unless I go to Task Manager and close it there first.
Can you try to see if Firefox can open the report? I have had other reports that clicking on the link does not automatically launch a browser
@@BlueMonkey4n6 I uninstalled all extensions in Chrome and it now opens and (fully) closes.
Great, glad it worked and thank you for sharing!