The Art of Memory Forensics
Detecting Malware and Threats in Windows, Linux, and Mac Memory
by Andrew Case, Michael Hale Ligh, Jamie Levy, Aaron Walters · first published 2014
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While I agree with most of your comment, I think The Art of Memory Forensics is an absolute must read for the people that want to do digital forensics. Or attackers worrying about the footprint they leave behind... The Art of Software Security Assessment is a great book, but…
on “Cybersecurity Humble Book Bundle” ↗His comment was excellent, but I kind of disagree with his comment on The Art of Memory Forensics. Its basically a book about learning to use volatility to perform memory forensics. If you want to do that, its one of the best ways to learn. However, if you want a more general, non-tool based approach…
on “Humble Book Bundle: Bitcoin, Blockchain and Cryptocurrency” ↗…i.e. "Wow I can't believe that happened." It's not a bad book, per se, it's just not particularly helpful for a lot of technical security. If it interests you, read it; if it doesn't, skip it. 2. The Art of Memory Forensics - Instead of reading this, consider reading The Art of Software Security Assessment (a more rigorous coverage) or Practical Malware Analysis. 3. The Art of Deception - See above for Social Engineering.…
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