C)NFE - Certified Network Forensics Examiner
COURSE OVERVIEW
The Certified Network Forensics Examiner vendor neutral certification was developed for a U.S. classified government agency.
The C)NFE takes a digital and network forensic skill set to the next level by navigating through over twenty modules of network forensic topics.
The CNFE provides practical experience through our lab exercises that simulate real-world scenarios that cover investigation and recovery of data in network, Physical Interception, Traffic Acquisition, Analysis, Wireless Attacks and SNORT.
The course focuses on the centralizing and investigating of logging systems as well as network devices.
WHAT'S INCLUDED IN THE COURSE KIT?
- Individual Course Access
- Course Video
- Physical, Printed Course book
- Exam Prep Guide
- Exam Simulator
- Exam
C)NFE - Certified Network Forensics Examiner - Electronic Course Kit & Exam
Module 1 -Digital Evidence Concepts
- Overview
- Concepts in Digital Evidence
- Section Summary
- Module Summary
Module 2 -Network Evidence Challenges
- Overview
- Challenges Relating to Network Evidence
- Section Summary
- Module Summary
Module 3 - Network Forensics Investigative Methodology
- Overview
- OSCAR Methodology
- Section Summary
- Module Summary
Module 4 - Network-Based Evidence
- Overview
- Sources of Network-Based Evidence
- Section Summary
- Module Summary
Module 5 - Network Principles
- Background
- History
- Functionality
- FIGURE 5-1 The OSI Model
- Functionality
- Encapsulation/De-encapsulation
- FIGURE 5-2 OSI Model Encapsulation
- Encapsulation/De-encapsulation
- FIGURE 5-3 OSI Model peer layer logical channels
- Encapsulation/De-encapsulation
- FIGURE 5-4 OSI Model data names
- Section Summary
- Module Summary
Module 6 - Internet Protocol Suite
- Overview
- Internet Protocol Suite
- Section Summary
- Module Summary
Module 7 - Physical Interception
- Physical Interception
- Section Summary
- Module Summary
Module 8 - Traffic Acquisition Software
- Agenda
- Libpcap and WinPcap
- LIBPCAP
- WINPCAP
- Section Summary
- BPF Language
- Section Summary
- TCPDUMP
- Section Summary
- WIRESHARK
- Section Summary
- TSHARK
- Section Summary
- Module Summary
Module 9 - Live Acquisition
- Agenda
- Common Interfaces
- Section Summary
- Inspection Without Access
- Section Summary
- Strategy
- Section Summary
- Module Summary
Module 10 - Analysis
- Agenda
- Protocol Analysis
- Section Summary
- Section 02
- Packet Analysis
- Section Summary
- Section 03
- Flow Analysis
- Protocol Analysis
- Section Summary
- Section 04
- Higher-Layer Traffic Analysis
- Section Summary
- Module Summary
Module 11 - Layer 2 Protocol
- Agenda
- The IEEE Layer 2 Protocol Series
- Section Summary
- Module Summary
Module 12- Wireless Access Points
- Agenda
- Wireless Access Points (WAPs)
- Section Summary
- Module Summary
Module 13 - Wireless Capture Traffic and Analysis
- Agenda
- Wireless Traffic Capture and Analysis
- Section Summary
- Module Summary
Module 14 - Wireless Attacks
- Agenda
- Common Attacks
- Section Summary
- Module Summary
Module 15 - NIDS_Snort
- Agenda
- Investigating NIDS/NIPS
- and Functionality
- Section Summary
- NIDS/NIPS Evidence Acquisition
- Section Summary
- Comprehensive Packet Logging
- Section Summary
- Snort
- Section Summary
- Module Summary
Module 16 - Centralized Logging and Syslog
- Agenda
- Sources of Logs
- Section Summary
- Network Log Architecture
- Section Summary
- Collecting and Analyzing Evidence
- Section Summary
- Module Summary
Module 17 - Investigating Network Devices
- Agenda
- Storage Media
- Section Summary
- Switches
- Section Summary
- Routers
- Section Summary
- Firewalls
- Section Summary
- Module Summary
Module 18 - Web Proxies and Encryption
- Agenda
- Web Proxy Functionality
- Section Summary
- Web Proxy Evidence
- Section Summary
- Web Proxy Analysis
- Section Summary
- Encrypted Web Traffic
- Section Summary
- Module Summary
Module 19 - Network Tunneling
- Agenda
- Tunneling for Functionality
- Section Summary
- Tunneling for Confidentiality
- Section Summary
- Covert Tunneling
- Section Summary
- Module Summary
Module 20 - Malware Forensics
- Trends in Malware Evolution
- Section Summary
- Module Summary
Module 4, 5 and 6 - Working with captured files
- Lab 1: Sniffing with Wireshark
- Lab 2: HTTP Protocol Analysis
- Lab 3: SMB Protocol Analysis
- Lab 4: SIP/RTP Protocol Analysis
- Lab 5: Protocol Layers
Module 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 – Evidence Acquisition
- Lab 1: Analyzing the capture of MacOf
- Lab 2: Manipulating STP algorithm
- Lab 3: Active Evidence Acquisition
Module 12, 13, 14 – Wireless Traffic Evidence Acquisition
- Lab 1: IEEE 802.11
Module 15: IDS/IPS Forensics
- Lab 1: Use Snort as Packet Sniffer
- Lab 2: Use Snort as Packet Logger
- Lab 3: Check Snort’s IDS abilities with pre-captured attack pattern files
Module 16 and 21 - Network forensics and investigating logs
- Lab 1: Syslog lab
- Lab 2: Network Device Log
- Lab 3: Log Mysteries
Modules 17, 18 – SSL and Encryption
- Objective
- Step 1: Open a Trace
- Step 2: Inspect the Trace
- Answers
- Step 3: The SSL Handshake
- Hello Messages
- Questions
- Answers
- Certificate Messages
- Answer
- Client Key Exchange and Change Cipher Messages
- Answers
- Alert Message
- Answers to Alert Message
- Lab 2: SSL and Friendly Man-in-the-middle
Module 20 - Malware Forensics
- Lab 1: Analyzing Malicious Portable Destructive Files
- Lab 2: Mobile Malware
- Appendix: Forensic Challenge