: Likely indicates the third set or scenario in a sequence. Typical Analysis Steps
Use tools like file (Linux) or to identify the extracted file type (e.g., a .raw memory dump or a .vmdk virtual disk). Artifact Extraction :
In these specific training sets, analysts are usually looking for: w_bm_s_03.7z
: Frequently associated with "BlueMerle," a known series of forensic challenges.
: If it's a disk image, use Autopsy or FTK Imager to browse the file system, recover deleted files, and examine the Windows Registry. Common Findings in "BlueMerle" Scenarios : Likely indicates the third set or scenario in a sequence
While the exact contents can vary based on the specific version of the challenge, archives following this naming convention (e.g., w_bm_s_03 ) usually represent a or a Disk Image segment. Prefix ( w ) : Often denotes a Windows-based system.
: Registry keys (like Run or RunOnce ) used by malware to restart after a reboot. : If it's a disk image, use Autopsy
: Hardcoded Command & Control (C2) addresses found in process memory.