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Cameron H. Malin
Eoghan Casey
James M. Aquilina
Technical Editor
Curtis W. Rose
Acquiring Editor: Chris Katsaropoulos
Editorial Project Manager: Benjamin Rearick
Project Manager: Priya Kumaraguruparan
Designer: Alan Studholme
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To our brothers and sistersAlecia, David, Daniel, Tony and Jenniferwho have inspired, supported and motivated us since our beginnings. We love you.
Cameron is grateful for the wonderful support and input that many people provided to make this book possible.
James and Eoghan I could not ask for a finer team to write with; I continue to be inspired by your talent and creativity. You are my scriptis fratribus.
Thanks to the editorial team at Syngress for your patience and commitment to this book: Laura Colantoni, Steve Elliot, Chris Katsaropoulos, and Benjamin Rearick.
Some of the worlds finest researchers, developers and forensic practitioners helped us navigate the interesting challenges we encountered during the course of writing this book. Many thanks to Mila Parkour (contagiodump.blogspot.com), Ero Carrera and Christian Blichmann (Zynamics), Matthew Shannon (F-Response), Andrew Tappert (Raytheon Pikewerks), Andrew Rosen (ASR Data), Thorsten Holz (Assistant Professor at Ruhr-University Bochum/ http://honeyblog.org/), and Tark (ccso.com).
To my fellow Honeynet Project members, my sincerest thanks for allowing me to participate in the Project; your passion and innovation is special and Im fortunate to be a part of such an awesome group.
Many thanks to my friends and colleagues at the NCAVC BAU; it is an honor to be a part of the team. BTAC and CBACthank you for infusing motivation and creativity that continue to make me see the beauty of nuances.
Above all, I want to thank my wonderful wife, Adrienne, and little Huddy, who supported and encouraged me during the writing of this book, despite all the time it took me away from them. You are my world.
Cameron H. Malin
Eoghan is deeply grateful to Cameron and James for continuously reminding me that our readers are the reason we write. The thoughtfulness and care this team has devoted to this work is an inspiration. We have dealt with many challenges throughout the lifetime of this book series, and I am proud of the results.
I am grateful for, and continue to be inspired by, Morgan Marquis-Boires generosity in sharing his deep knowledge and talent. Thanks to Andrew Case, Joe Sylvie, and Andrew Tappert for sharing their experiences in Linux and Android memory forensics. My full gratitude and respect goes to Mike Wooster for tirelessly advancing the availability, capability, and security of Linux.
Finally, thanks to my family for keeping my heart in the right place. My love for you all is vibrant, colorful, always.
Eoghan Casey
James is grateful to his family, friends, and colleagues at Stroz for their patience, support, and care. To Syngress and our friends in the field who shared their thoughts and talents with us, I thank you. To all of those in federal law enforcement I have come to know, trust, and admire over the years you inspire me. And to my dear co-authors Cameron and Eoghan, the third time has indeed been a charm.
James M. Aquilina
Our sincerest thanks to digital forensic juggernaut and technical editor extraordinaire, Curtis W. Rose. Your insightful comments and guidance made this book possible.
Cameron H. Malin is a Supervisory Special Agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) assigned to the Behavioral Analysis Unit, Cyber Behavioral Analysis Center, where he is responsible for analyzing the behavior of cyber offenders in computer intrusion and malicious code matters. In 2010, Mr. Malin was a recipient of the Attorney Generals Award for Distinguished Service for his role as a Case Agent in Operation Phish Phry. In 2011 he was recognized for his contributions to a significant cyber counterintelligence investigation for which he received the National Counterintelligence Award for Outstanding Cyber Investigation by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.
Mr. Malin is the Chapter Lead for the Southern California Chapter of the Honeynet Project, an international, non-profit organization dedicated to improving the security of the Internet through research, analysis, and information regarding computer and network security threats. He is also a Subject Matter Expert for the Department of Defense (DoD) Cyber Security & Information Systems Information Analysis Center (formerly the Information Assurance Technology Analysis Center, IATAC) and the Weapon Systems Technology and Information Analysis Center (WSTIAC).
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