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Incident Response : Analysing an old "ransomwared" VM
Aug. 25, 2022, 8:58 p.m. | /u/aes256bits
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I recently got interested in Forensics and got the chance to play with Autopsy and Volatility in several CTFs, but I don't know exactly how can we get these logs from a Windows Server. I have an infected VM that I want to turn on to get the logs and do an investigation on that server to test my capabilities in a real world situation :
1. How to do turn on the VM in a secure way, …
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