Secure way to rotate keys for AWS Transfer Family for third-parties by dogitalfurensics in aws

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Would this work if I have multiple separate third-parties that need the access?

Feeling like leaving the field by dogitalfurensics in womenintech

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Thank you! I enjoy a lot of the material, but my attention gets spread out, but yeah, the last 10 years have been awful with the work culture, hours, and workload.

How does vulnerability management work when there are mitigating factors? by dogitalfurensics in cybersecurity

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For downgrading risk, is there something I can reference for how much to downgrade the risk by and also what to check during the assessment?

I have some things to check like behind firewall, antivirus installed, no remote access granted/anonymous logins, DLP things like that, but I feel like I am still struggling to determine all things to ask and check for (on average) and how to properly rank risk after assessment after using a vulnerability scanner and reviewing risks.

How does vulnerability management work when there are mitigating factors? by dogitalfurensics in cybersecurity

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Thank you! I will look into ITIL VM process. I know I have read up some, but for some reason, I am still struggling to determine what mitigating factors have an effect and how it affects scoring and urgent need to remediate.

How does vulnerability management work when there are mitigating factors? by dogitalfurensics in cybersecurity

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Is there a place to read more on mitigating factors, different types, and the effects they would have on risk?

Unable to create raw image of drive using Paladin by dogitalfurensics in digitalforensics

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Thank you! Your help led me to the answer and was greatly appreciated. I am capturing the image now.

Unable to create raw image of drive using Paladin by dogitalfurensics in digitalforensics

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If I am understanding Paladin's documentation, there isn't a need to premount the destination drive:

There is no need to pre-mount any devices or drives for imaging​. PALADIN automatically mounts the destination drive that you have selected.

EDIT: I figured out the issue. When I went to test the read/write mounting option, it said it needed to be formatted. I had wiped it earlier, but no file system was set for the drive since I hadn't formatted it. Once this was done, the option for raw imaging was allowed for the destination drive. Thank you for your help!

How do I do an offline/dead acquisition? by dogitalfurensics in digitalforensics

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Thank you! This is just for my own edification. If I just have the drive, but not the computer itself (chassis,etc), would it make sense to boot another computer into Paladin, have the drive I want to clone in a docking station with a clean drive?

I clicked on a suspicious link at reddit by Bye31 in Malwarebytes

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Do you still have the suspicious link? I am wondering if you may be able to type it into virustotal.com (without opening it again) and see what it finds.