Aashish Kunte discusses the basics of forensic timeline by deep diving through the role of timeline analysis in solving cases such as USB device activities, intrusion/malware analysis and intellectual property theft artifacts. Methodologies on how to start building a timeline and the granular approach versus kitchen sink were also covered as part of the talk.
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