Evidence surrounding the use of USB devices is an often sought-after forensic treasure trove, due to its verbosity in the operating system, as well as the Windows Registry. The difficulty comes in attempting to make sense of all this data. When the many, disparate breadcrumbs of usage are pulled together in a coherent assemblage of user activity, the results can be shocking in their clarity.
SANS Threat Analysis Rundown (STAR) livestream host Katie Nickels was joined by Will Thomas (aka BushidoToken), Cyber Threat Intelligence Researcher at Equinix, co-founder of Curated Intelligence, and co-author of the upcoming SANS course, FOR589 Cybercrime Intelligence. Leveraging Will’s perspective monitoring adversary chats and dark web forums, they discussed recent cyber threats that defenders should pay attention to.
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Case Report Forms (CRFs) are essential in clinical research for collecting accurate data. However, designing these forms is challenging. They need to be clear and easy to use, while also gathering detailed and precise information. If you’re involved in designing CRF, you know the importance of making them user-friendly. A form that’s difficult or confusing […]
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