The 10th Annual Open Source Digital Forensics Conference (OSDFCon) breaks the proverbial barrier by bringing together experts from the field of cyber security and digital forensics. The conference will enable attendees to learn about the latest tools and software within the industry and simultaneously interact with the developers to gain insight and offer feedback.
This year’s highlights include:
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Release of Volatility 3
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KAPE and other EZTools for DFIR
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Autopsy updates
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Making and analyzing timelines
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Linux and malware analysis
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Analysis of Internet of Things (IoT)
Eric Zimmerman, Senior Director in the Cyber Risk practice of Kroll, a division of Duff & Phelps, and creator of popular open source digital forensic tools including Kroll Artifact Parser and Extractor, MFTECmd, Timeline Explorer, and many others, will share his views at the OSDF conference.
Topic: KAPE + EZ Tools and Beyond
Schedule: October 16, 9:10 p.m. – 9:45 p.m. (EDT)
Eric will explore the newly added ability to pull artifacts both from the active file system as well as volume shadow copies. Finally, he will showcase KAPE’s ability to quickly collect data from a system, as well as process collected data using both EZ tools and other Command Line Interface (CLI)-based tools. Additionally, there will be a discussion on KAPE architecture and configurations. Attendees will also get to view demonstrations of how to build custom targets and modules allowing anyone to extend KAPE to both collect anything from a system as well as add new processing capabilities according to an individual investigator’s needs.
