Anti-Forensics for Fun and Privacy - Alissa Gilbert (Shmoocon 2020)

Here's my talk from Shmoo2020; Anti-Forensics for Security and Privacy

I wrote the idea for this talk to help people use and be aware of anti-forensics techniques and draw awareness to the depths of anti-forensic techniques. This talk breaks up the techniques by the level of advisary that one might face. It's the first part of a series, but these talks have been put on hold due to the global health crisis.

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