How are kernel modules loading into memory in a Windows system. How can you find and report on these modules using memory forensics?
How are kernel modules loading into memory in a Windows system. How can you find and report on these modules using memory forensics?
What are kernel callbacks? How can you review these callbacks in a memory image?
What is a desktop in terms of memory forensics? What are you analysis objectives when investigating these desktops?
Why can clipboard data be a valuable resource in a forensics investigation? What are the analysis objectives when investigating this data?