Use Cases Investigating Malware Using Memory Forensics Memory forensics is a technique used in digital forensics that involves the analysis of a computer's volatile memory (RAM) to obtain information about running processes, open network connections, system configurations, and other valuable data. This technique is particularly useful in investigating malware, as malware often tries to hide its presence on a system, making it difficult to detect using traditional methods. When investigating malware using memory forensics, there are several steps to follow: 1. Acquisition: The first step is to acquire the volatile memory from the infected system. This can be done using tools such as FTK Imager or Volatility. 2. Analysis: Once the memory has been acquired, it is time to analyze it. This involves examining the memory for suspicious processes, network connections, and other indicators of malware...
