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Data Hiding Techniques in Windows OS: A Practical Approach to Investigation and Defense

Data Hiding Techniques in Windows OS: A Practical Approach to Investigation and Defense

Paperback

Computer Security

ISBN10: 0128044497
ISBN13: 9780128044490
Publisher: Syngress Publishing
Published: Sep 19 2016
Pages: 324
Weight: 1.67
Height: 0.68 Width: 8.50 Depth: 11.00
Language: English
  • This unique book delves down into the capabilities of hiding and obscuring data object within the Windows Operating System. However, one of the most noticeable and credible features of this publication is, it takes the reader from the very basics and background of data hiding techniques, and run's on the reading-road to arrive at some of the more complex methodologies employed for concealing data object from the human eye and/or the investigation. As a practitioner in the Digital Age, I can see this book siting on the shelves of Cyber Security Professionals, and those working in the world of Digital Forensics - it is a recommended read, and is in my opinion a very valuable asset to those who are interested in the landscape of unknown unknowns. This is a book which may well help to discover more about that which is not in immediate view of the onlooker, and open up the mind to expand its imagination beyond its accepted limitations of known knowns. - John Walker, CSIRT/SOC/Cyber Threat Intelligence Specialist
  • Featured in Digital Forensics Magazine, February 2017

In the digital world, the need to protect online communications increase as the technology behind it evolves. There are many techniques currently available to encrypt and secure our communication channels. Data hiding techniques can take data confidentiality to a new level as we can hide our secret messages in ordinary, honest-looking data files.

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