Learn about data hiding and obfuscation techniques in this 42-minute lecture from Prof Bill Buchanan OBE's "Introduction to Security and Network Forensics" book. Explore encryption, hashing, encoding, and exclusive methods for concealing information. Delve into probability analysis, tunneling, cover channels, and various data hiding techniques including file allocation table manipulation, file naming strategies, and file signature alterations. Gain valuable insights into network security and digital forensics as part of the Advanced Security and Digital Forensics module at Edinburgh Napier University.
Data Hiding and Obfuscation in Security and Network Forensics - Lecture 10
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Encryption
Hashing
Encoding
Exclusive
Probability analysis
Tunneling
Cover Channels
Data Hiding
File Allocation Table
File Naming
File Signatures
Summary
Taught by
Bill Buchanan OBE
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