Windows Live Forensics (Part 1 of 2)
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@PADDYzIRISHzMAN open cmd and type tasklist its the same thing
FlaverFx 1 month ago
The only flaw that i can see is that you have to install a file to make the 'pslist' and other commands associated with it. when it comes to digital forensics and crime scenes, you cant install anything on the computer being investigated.
PADDYzIRISHzMAN 2 months ago
Good video though, it's obvious you know your stuff.
Tafaer 2 months ago
While command line looks cool, using the program Process Explorer from sysinternals will show you all the running processes, dll files in use, strings, handles, tcp/ip connections, ACLs and files actual location, how much cpu a particular process is using, breakdowns of resources in use by a process, and if it's a generic service container (such as svchost) it will show what services it is hosting. You can also manipulate the process and easily identify what process a window belongs to.
Tafaer 2 months ago