Introduction
Chapter 0: Digital Forensics Overview
Chapter 1: Storage Media Overview
Bruce Nikkel is the director of Cyber-Crime / IT Investigation & Forensics at a global financial institution where he has managed the IT forensics unit since 2005. He is an editor for Digital Investigation and has published research on various digital forensic topics. Bruce holds a PhD in network forensics.
“Despite the huge impact of this subject matter, there have been
precious few books on the topic to date. Luckily, Practical
Forensic Imaging steps in now to fill the gap. An excellent
addition to any bookshelf.”
—Forensic Focus
“I am a big fan of this book, and found it to contain the right
amount of technical content coupled with important concepts and
concerns surrounding forensic imaging. I’d encourage anyone in DFIR
who is imaging regularly or looking to increase their Linux skills
to check out a copy of the book.”
—505 Forensics
“Cybercrime and digital forensics expert Bruce Nikkel describes the
use of open source command line technology to obtain and manage
forensic data. Target readers are the expanding number of forensic
practitioners including forensic and electronic discovery
technicians in legal, auditing, and consulting firms; incident
response teams; law enforcement forensic specialists; and forensic
investigators.”
—The Lawyer's PC
“It's commonly said that you should assume the bad guys have
already breached your networks. The ability to carry out forensic
examinations is one of the key skills you'll need in response to
that risk, and this book is a solid introduction to acquiring those
skills.”
—Network Security Newsletter
"I loved Bruce Nikkel's book Practical Forensic Imaging from
@nostarch - but his new book Practical Linux Forensics is [fire].
Beginner to intermediate, and a good desktop reference."
—DFIRScience, @DFIRScience
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