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Different Types of Web Log Analyzer

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In this article explain Different Types of Web Log Analyzer which is used in forensic investigation. 1. Deep Log Analyzer The Deep Log Analyzer is a web analytics solution for small and medium size websites. It analyzes web site visitors’ behavior and gets the complete website usage statistics in easy steps. Features: It provides website statistics and web analytics reports presentation with interactive navigation and hierarchical view It analyzes logs from popular web servers, such …

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Investigate various Attack on Web Application

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Investigate various Attack on Web Application in this article explain different types of web application attack which is investigate through forensic investigator . 1. Investigating Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) Attack In XSS attack or Cross Site Scripting attack, the attacker exploits the vulnerability in the web by injecting malicious script, mostly Javascript, HTML OF CSS markup in the web pages that is displayed in the user browser. This takes place when the user clicks on the …

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What is Apache web server Architecture in Forensic Investigation?

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Apache web server Architecture in Forensic Investigation in this the apache web server comprises of a modular approach. It consists of two major components, the Apache Core and the Apache Modules. The Apache Core deals with basic functionalities of the server, such as allocating the requests, maintaining and pooling the connections, etc., while the Apache Modules, which are simply add-ores (used for extending the core functionality of the server), looks after other functions, such as …

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Understand IIS Web Server Architecture in Forensic Investigation

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Understand IIS Web Server Architecture in Forensic Investigation in this article Internet Information Server ON, a Microsoft-developed application, is a Visual Basic code application that lives on a Web server and responds to requests from the browser. It supports HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, FITS, SMTP, and NNTP. An IIS application uses HTML to present its user interface and uses compiled Visual Basic code to process the requests and respond to events in the browser. IIS for …

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Understand Web Applications Architecture in Forensic Investigation

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Understand Web Applications Architecture in Forensic Investigation in this all web applications are executed via a support client, i.e. a web browser. Web applications use a group of client-side scripts, such as HTML, JavaScript, etc., which presents the information, and the server-side scripts, such as ASP, PHP, etc., which handles the hardware tasks such as storing and gathering of the required data, are used by the web application for its execution. In the web application …

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Introduction to Web Application Forensics

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Introduction to Web Application Forensics in this the Web applications are programs that exist on a central server permitting a user, who visits a website via the Internet, to submit and retrieve data to and from a database. A web application makes a request through a web server. When the server responds to the request, the web application generates documents of the response for better client/user service. The web documents generated by web applications are …

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Gathering Evidence from an IDS

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Gathering Evidence from an IDS in this the monitoring network traffic is of prime importance. Organizations install IDSes to monitor intrusions. To capture network traffic, first configure the IDS. However, this is not sufficient as a source of evidence, because the 1DS is incapable of performing integrity checks on log files. In a network investigation, preserving digital evidence is difficult, as the data displayed on screen will remain only for few seconds. The Windows HyperTerminal …

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Understand Evidence Gathering via Sniffing

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Understand Evidence Gathering via Sniffing in this aerticle a computer connected to the LAN has two addresses. One is that the MAC address that specifically identifies each node within the network and is stored on the network card itself. The ethernet protocol uses the MAC address while building “frames” to exchange the info among the systems. the opposite is that the IP address employed by the applications. The data-link layer uses an ethernet header with …

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Investigation of Network Traffic

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Investigation of Network Traffic in this Network forensics are often defined as sniffing, recording, acquisition, and analysis of the network traffic and event logs so as to research a network security incident. It allows investigator to examine network traffic and logs to spot and locate the attacking system. Devices connected to network still proliferate; computers, smartphones, tablets etc. because the number of attacks against networked systems grow, the importance of network forensics has increased and …

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