learned a lot about windows registry keys and values. Basically where to search for information like users, time, what programs are running, what they downloaded, and when they used a usb using Registry explorer.
@Grifter801@JackRhysider This was one of the best episodes ever! I loved the storytelling. Idk if Jack does repeat guests but I would love a part 2 of your experiences and Defcon stories!!
@Golgothus thank you! yah i've read a couple of reports and listen to their youtube channel. i haven't looked at htb forensics yet so ill look in to those
i feel more curious, and less intimidated by DFIR than pen testing. it's like im channeling my curiosity differently and im enjoying the walk throughs on tryhackme!
@KarimaDigital@MrLoveAgent - i think the finished project, no matter how long it takes is what ppl look forward to though!
and same, im trying to transform that frame of thinking from judgement and shame in to, i can pick back where i left off and it's a learning process. we got this!
@KarimaDigital@MrLoveAgent I think most people understand that life happens, other priorities take over, or they dont gaf as much as we think they do lol. i haven't posted on my youtube channel in 1 month and i posted about it on here like ugh they know im a flop. no one cares about our projects as we do
information overload is so funny. i want to start doing my work but i have 15 tabs open and now i don't know where to start reading first i just know i want to start
@KarimaDigital i'm excited for your new project! i feel the same about posting about projects publicly too, it feels like the pressure is on when you post about it publicly and arent consistent.
i just finished this room! i learned about the history of mac, apple file systems, and why AFPS are complex.
Really informative room... I got stuck at getting the text file of the user and opening the files to see the credentials. Posting a screenshot of my mistakes below.