All your Cloud are belong to us

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Number of views:

49 (this month: 1)

Creation date:

June 29, 2020

Speakers:

Thomas Chopitea, Theo Giovanna

License:

CC BY-SA v4

Description

Doing DFIR in the Cloud can be a bit foggy, even when it comes to the most basic tasks like making disk copies or obtaining logs. This talk will introduce libcloudforensics, our modest attempt at a ray of sunshine. Its aim is to reduce the friction between forensics practitioners and the different cloud environments they need to investigate. We’ll show what the library is capable of, have a run through its architecture, and talk about the challenges we faced when dealing with different Cloud providers.

Speakers

Thomas Chopitea (Google), Theo Giovanna (Google)