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Cybersecurity Projects 🛡️

This repository contains a collection of cybersecurity projects and exercises that showcase my work and learning in digital forensics, SOC operations, and security scripting. It brings together hands-on activities, scripts, and documentation related to DFIR, automation, and blue team practices.

📂 Contents

Digital Forensics with Autopsy

Case studies using Autopsy for file system analysis.

Recovering deleted files, timeline reconstruction, and artifact extraction.

Reports simulating real-world investigations.

Chain of Custody & Evidence Handling

Documentation templates and practical examples of preserving digital evidence.

Focus on legal and procedural accuracy for forensic investigations.

Acquisition Techniques

Disk and memory acquisition examples using dd, Guymager, and LiME.

Integrity verification with hashing (MD5, SHA1, SHA256).

Python Security Scripts

Log parsing and IOC detection scripts.

Simple malware analysis automation.

Utilities for hashing, entropy checks, and data carving.

Bash Exercises

Scripts for automating forensic acquisition.

Log filtering, network monitoring, and quick triage.

🚀 Goals

Apply theoretical knowledge of DFIR into practical exercises.

Build reusable tools and scripts to support SOC workflows.

Document forensic methodology in a clear and replicable way.

Strengthen skills in Python, Bash, and Linux environments.

🛠️ Tools & Technologies

Forensics: Autopsy, Volatility, Plaso, Guymager, LiME

Scripting: Python, Bash

SOC Practices: Log correlation, IOC detection, evidence documentation

OS Environments: Linux, Windows

📖 Disclaimer

This repository is for educational and training purposes only. No sensitive or personal data is included.

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This repository contains DFIR projects, programming exercises in Python and Bash, and projects from the Master of Cybersecurity and Forensics (UNIR)

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