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A guide covering Digital Forensics the applications, libraries and tools that will make you a better and more efficient with Digital Forensics development.

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While solving a cyber crime law enforcement agencies and cybersecurity professionals encountered with lots of IP address, usually law enforcement agencies contacts to the telecommunication companies or ISP (Internet Service Provider) to get all the IPDR (Internet Protocol Detailed Record). In IPDR there are too many records about the source IP and destination IP, we can analysis them to get the idea about the traffic. Now which IP is from which Host? Determining this consumes a lot of time. In today's article we are going to discuss about a tool which can easily do this job and save our time and effort. This tool's name is HostHunter. This Python3 OSINT tool comes in Kali Linux repository in latest Kali Linux update (2021.3). HostHunter efficiently discover and extract host names providing a large set of target IP addresses. HostHunter utilises simple OSINT (Ope-Source Intelligence) techniques to map IP addresses with virtual host names. Features of HostHunter Extracts information from SSL/TLS certificates. Supports Free HackerTarget API requests. Takes Screenshots of the target applications. Validates the targets IPv4 address. Supports .txt and .csv output file formats. Gathers information from HTTP headers. Verifies Internet access. Retrieves hostname values from services at 21/tcp, 25/tcp, 80/tcp and 443/tcp ports. Supports Nessus target format output. Installing HostHunter on Kali Linux Now we can directly it it if we are using latest 2021.3 version of Kali Linux. We can also install it on our older version of Kali Linux by updating our repository. We need to use following command to install it: sudo apt install hosthunter Then our system will prompt for root password and storage permission. Then HostHunter will be installed on our system, as we can see in the following screenshot: Using HostHunter on Kali Linux First of all, as always we run HostHunter's help menu to see all it's options by using following command on our terminal: hosthunter -h In the following screenshot we can see the options of HostHunter to use it. We can see in the above screenshot that we need to use -t flag to check host name of a single IP address. Here We have an IP address to check, then we need to use the following command: hosthunter -t 157.240.199.35 In the following screenshot we can see the result: From the above screenshot we can see that this IP address is belongs to Facebook and Facebook Messenger, basically Facebook. We can do resolve host name of multiple IP's, Here we have an list of multiple IP to just show an example: IP address list for an example Now we run this on HostHunter to resolve the host names of the above IP address and save our output on a csv file by using following command: hosthunter demoIP.list -f csv -o hosthunter In the above command we just used the file name to scan, because our working directory and the list file directory are same. If the list of IP was any other location in our system, then we need enter the full path of that file to scan it. We also used -f flag to specify the output file format and -o flag to specify the output file name. Then we run the command, following screenshot shows the output of the above command: After completing the scan (it will be very fast), HostHunter will save output data on our specified new file (we also named it hosthunter βΊ), as we can see in the following screenshot: Here we got a nessus file which we can use with Nessus, and we got our CSV output file. Now we can open our CSV file of spreadsheet applications like OpenOffice CalC for a better view, otherwise we can use anything (cat, nano mousepad) to view the output file. This the the way, we can can easily got the host name of various IP address without analyzing them one by one. HostHunter is really an awesome tool in Kali Linux for cybersecurity experts. Love our articles? Make sure to follow us on Twitter and GitHub, we post article updates there. To join our KaliLinuxIn family, join our Telegram Group. We are trying to build a community for Linux and Cybersecurity. For anything we always happy to help everyone on the comment section. As we know our comment section is always open to everyone. We read each and every comment and we always reply.
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Digital Forensics on Fitness Trackers There are many fitness trackers on the market today such as the Fit Bit that will monitor your health in various ways. These devices provide information about your heart rate, activity level, blood pressure, location and other personal details. This information can be used to tie a specific individual to a crime by tracking location data and activity level. In addition to tracking your activities these devices also provide a lot of personal details about the individual using them. There is usually a profile and account associated with these devices that will provide a personβs name, address, contact information and possibly other details such as social media profiles. Some devices may also have network capabilities which means that information about each device they have previously connected to is stored somewhere and is probably accessible. Some devices are equipped with microphones which would give someone the ability to remotely eavesdrop on your conversations. Fitness trackers use something known as Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) which is a method used to connect to mobile devices. This gives off a signature which produces an identifier known as a Bluetooth Device Address (BDA) which is a 48 bit number used to identify that specific device. Although an individuals data may be encrypted and therefore not visible, this identifier could still be used to track someone wearing the device. Additionally the BLE pairing methods used on many devices are not very secure so someone with the right skills could brute force the connection. This would allow them to monitor the network traffic sent between the fitness tracker and the mobile device.
Cybersecurity is one of the fastest growing fields of study within the computer science industry with expected job growth of 33% over the next 10 years according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Additionally, job postings for cybersecurity roles have already drastically increased ahead of schedule pointing to the possibility that the industry may be growing faster than anyone anticipated. Digital forensics is an aspect of cybersecurity that involves the acquisition, recover and analysis of data found on information systems. Digital forensics is commonly used by law enforcement, government and businesses throughout the world.
Whether the goal is to catch criminals or uncover vulnerabilities in an information system, digital forensics is an important field of study that can be viewed as one of the foundational skills of cybersecurity. By learning digital forensics you will gain a deep understanding of many foundational elements of cybersecurity. This includes understanding file systems, operating systems, cryptography, types of cyber attacks, threat analysis, data visualization, analytic methodologies, forensic toolkits and much more. Learning digital forensics allows you to approach cybersecurity from the ground up, giving you a much better understanding of how things work behind the scenes. This will become an invaluable skill and knowledge base that you will carry with you throughout your career.
Becoming a digital forensics analyst is a great way to crack into cybersecurity. Digital forensics will provide you with a very strong foundation of cybersecurity fundamentals such as memory & storage, operating systems, networking, malware analysis and much more.
A few jobs that may require a background in digital forensics are security analyst, incident response analyst, security consultant, cyber crime analyst and IT auditor. There may also be other jobs available that are specifically for digital or computer forensics.
Salaries for a digital forensics analyst range from $75,000 to $110,000 depending on position and experience. Many times digital forensics is one of many skillsets needed to conduct work as a security analyst or incident responder.

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