Practical content from industry professionals on digital forensics · data recovery · cyber security · KVKK compliance.
Business Email Compromise (BEC) tricks a company into making a fake payment by impersonating an executive or compromising a real mailbox. The FBI puts global losses above 55 billion dollars. We explain the scheme, display name spoofing versus lookalike domains, the SPF DKIM DMARC defense and forensic email header analysis, with sources.
Read moreIn a SIM swap attack a fraudster tricks your carrier into moving your number to their own card, intercepts the SMS verification codes and drains your bank and online accounts. We explain how the attack works, why SMS based 2FA is weak, and step by step protection, with sources.
Read moreQuishing is phishing hidden inside a QR code that sends you to a fake login page or a malicious app. From stickers placed over real codes to QR images embedded in email that slip past security filters, we explain every scenario, the corporate risk and step by step protection, with sources.
Read moreEvery company that adopts AI also takes on a new class of risk: data leakage, prompt injection, hallucination, copyright, bias and a governance gap. From Air Canada's chatbot lawsuit to Samsung's source code leak, we gathered everything companies must watch for when using AI, with sources and concrete countermeasures, in 12 points.
Read moreAI agents speed up forensic triage but bring a new risk: hallucination, confidently reporting a finding that does not exist. In a field that goes to court this is unacceptable. DFB tests agents exactly at this point.
Read moreSuspects now wipe data, forge timestamps, use hidden volumes and plant false trails. We explain antiforensics techniques, AF0 to AF4 stratification, and how a forensic tool is tested against this difficulty through DFB.
Read moreHigh accuracy is not enough in forensics. A tool that falls for planted evidence, or claims to recover the impossible, is untrustworthy in court. Soundness measures recovery and resistance to deception together. We explain the signature axis of DFB.
Read moreA threat actor's seized machine in a single 64 MiB image. Twenty one evidence disciplines, 180 investigation questions, cross artifact correlation and planted false trails. It mounts with real tools but hides the truth. Test your tool on the hardest forensic case.
Read moreA forensics benchmark uses reproducible cases with hidden ground truth to objectively measure how well a tool, AI agent or examiner recovers evidence. With the DSET Forensics Benchmark (DFB), test your tool on one image, 180 questions, soundness aware.
Read moreWhat is cyber threat intelligence (CTI) and how does it put your organization a step ahead? Strategic, tactical, operational and technical intel, IoC vs TTP, using MITRE ATT&CK and turning intel into action, with sources.
Read moreHow do you stop fake emails sent in your company's name? What SPF, DKIM and DMARC do, DMARC policy levels, BEC fraud and the right email security architecture, sourced from NIST SP 800-177.
Read moreHow to protect company data in remote and hybrid work? Device management (MDM), disk encryption, Zero Trust access, MFA, EDR, BYOD policy and home network hygiene with a practical checklist, sourced from NIST SP 800-46.
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