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Studying Computer Science at Salford
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Dr Rob Hegarty
SLIDE 3 Introduction
- Dr Rob Hegarty
- Senior Lecturer
- Teaching – Cyber Security, Digital Forensics, Threat Intelligence
- Researching – Cyber Security, Digital Forensics, Emerging Technologies; IoT, Cloud, etc.
- Previous Experience
- Senior Lecturer Manchester Metropolitan University
- Consulting, Training, Developing for Greater Manchester Police
- Postdoctoral Researcher Liverpool John Moores University
- Police Trainer (Merseyside, Abu Dhabi, Kuwait)
- Software Developer (Merseyside Police, Cheshire Constabulary)
- PhD Digital Investigations (Cloud)
- System Administrator
- Supply Teacher
- Education; BSc Software Engineering, MSc Cyber Security, PhD Cyber Security / Forensics
SLIDE 4 Overview
- During this session you will learn about:
- Virtualisation
- Metadata
- Compiling programs
- Linux and the Command Line Interface
- Metadata Extraction
- Metadata Analysis and Interpretation
- Employability
SLIDE 5 Virtualisation
- Creating virtual resources from physical resources
- Examples:
- Virtual Machines
- Virtual Networks
- Virtual Hard Drives
- Benefits
- Resource Utilisation
- Resource Isolation
- Running Multiple Operating Systems Concurrently
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VirtualBox
SLIDE 7 Metadata
- Metadata is data that describes other data
- Example; Telephone Call
- Caller Number
- Recipient Number
- Start and End Time of Call
- Call Duration
- Example; JPEG EXIF Data
- Camera/Phone Model
- Time and data of capture
- Lens details
- Geo-coordinates
SLIDE 8 Linux and Command Line Interfaces
- Linux is a free open source operating system
- Command Line Interfaces e.g. Bash Shell, Power Shell, etc
- Used by power users
- Facilitate rapid input and execution of commands
- Commands can be linked together to achieve goals
- Are the only interface to many systems
- Useful Commands
- whoami, pwd, ls, cd
SLIDE 9 Extracting Metadata
- Many tools available:
- GUI (Graphical User Interface) Applications or Apps
- Websites (Privacy Issues?)
- Command Line Applications
- Jhead – Cross Platform (Windows, Mac, Linux), open source
- ImageMagick – Linux Only, open source
SLIDE 10 Analysing and Interpreting Metadata
- Mobile devices geo-locate using a variety of methods
- GPS
- Cell Tower Triangulation
- Wi-Fi
- Bluetooth / Ultrawide band
- Fusion of methods
- The accuracy of the metadata is determined by many factors:
- Cell Tower Range
- GPS Accuracy
- Open Source Intelligence can augment the results
SLIDE 11 Practical Exercise Resources
- Windows (PowerShell or cmd) or Linux (Shell)
- Jhead - Jhead - https://www.sentex.ca/~mwandel/jhead/
- Test Images - https://github.com/arc2h/photos
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Listing Files and Unpacking Archives
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Compiling JHead
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SLIDE 30 Employability
Computer Science offers a wide variety of career paths
- Software Developer
- Web Developer
- DevOps
- Security Analyst
- Cyber Forensics Analyst
- Penetration Tester
- Data Scientist
SLIDE 31 Summary
- This lab covers a wide variety of areas, we are here to help you
develop your skills in these and many other areas:
- Virtualisation
- Linux
- Metadata
- Command Line Interfaces
- Compiling programs
- Careers
SLIDE 32 Resources
https://www.firstyearmatters.info/cs/programmes.html
- VirtualBox - https://www.virtualbox.org/
- Jhead - https://www.sentex.ca/~mwandel/jhead/
- Raspberry Pi - https://www.raspberrypi.org/
SLIDE 33 Questions
- Rob Hegarty – R.C.Hegarty@salford.ac.uk
- Other contacts
- https://beta.salford.ac.uk/science-engineering-and-environment
SLIDE 34 THANKS FOR ATTENDING OUR PRESENTATION
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