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Our goal is for investigators to implement what they've learned in this class immediately upon leaving it. The 16-hour, 2-day course includes:
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Investigation
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Collection and Preservation
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Presentation
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Understanding and decoding URL obfuscation
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Conducting more complex proactive and reactive investigations on the Internet |
No more explaining computer language to supervisors or legal counsel |
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Advanced Internet hiding tools and use |
Evidence that can be shared in complex joint investigations |
Clear, concise, easy to understand evidence |
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IRC investigations |
Using WebCase®, the Online Evidence Collection Tool
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Dissecting a webpage’s source code |
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Tracing embedded and streaming video files |
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Fingerprinting a webserver/webpage. |
Cybercrime Weapons School updates and improves existing Internet investigative skills and techniques for the basic-level investigator. The course builds on the concepts learned in the Cybercrime Survival course, likewise using data-driven scenarios to assist the student to understand the more complicated concepts.
Students will continue to use WebCase during the instruction, augmenting their knowledge of how it can be used to perform evidence collection and analysis in the online environment. Students will be provided with:
A demo version of WebCase® for use during the course
Other software tools for exploring various locations on the Internet
A student binder with slides
Reference material
A focused written and practical test will conclude the students' learning experience. All course materials and a Certificate of Completion will be provided to students.
Cybercrime Weapons School is designed for:
Basic to intermediate investigators/analysts
Law enforcement, government, corporate or private investigators.
Investigators with a background in hard disk forensics but little experience with cybercrime investigation
Prerequisites: This course builds on the lessons and techniques learned in the Cybercrime Survival course. Students must be comfortable with:
Using a personal computer and browsing the Internet with Internet Explorer.
Tracing IP addresses
Collecting web based evidence
Conducting proactive and reactive online investigations
Attending the Cybercrime Survival course is not mandatory, but is suggested. Other basic online investigations courses should also prepare the investigator for this course. If you have any questions about the prerequisites, please contact us.

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