Highlighting Research from the Next Generation of Memory Forensics Practitioners
by Volatility | May 7, 2021 | Uncategorized
Nearly 2 years ago, we published a blog post about our collaboration with Dr. Golden G. Richard III at the Louisiana State University (LSU) Center for Computation and Technology (CCT). We are very happy to report that this collaboration is still going strong, has been...Malware and Memory Forensics Training Goes Virtual!
by Volatility | Jan 26, 2021 | artofmemoryforensics, training, volatility
We are very excited to announce that our popular Malware and Memory Forensics with Volatility training is now available in a self-paced, online format!Brought to you by members of the Volatility Team, this course gives you the opportunity to learn directly from the...The 2020 Volatility Plugin Contest results are in!
by Volatility | Nov 18, 2020 | Uncategorized
We would like to begin by thanking the participants for their hard work and contributions to Volatility. It’s always exciting to see continued innovation in the field of memory forensics from research teams across the globe! Despite the challenges of this...When Anti-Virus Engines Look Like Kernel Rootkits
by Volatility | May 27, 2020 | code injection, kernel, malware, rootkits, volatility, volshell
While analyzing real-world systems, memory analysts will often encounter anti-virus (AV) engines, EDRs, and similar products that, at first glance, look suspiciously like malware. This occurs because these security products leverage the same techniques commonly...
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