Get my books for free! Write a review on any of my books and share a screenshot as proof to unlock free access. Your feedback helps others learn!
Vijay Gupta is an expert in cybersecurity and digital forensics. His books focus on cyber forensics, ethical hacking, and cybercrime investigations.
You can access his books for free by visiting his official website and following the instructions provided.
Yes! The books cover fundamental to advanced topics, making them useful for both beginners and professionals.
Yes, the books contain real-world scenarios and case studies to help readers understand forensic investigations.
Currently, they are available as free e-books. You can check the website for any updates on print versions.
Cyber forensics involves investigating digital crimes by analyzing data, recovering evidence, and tracing cybercriminal activities.
Start by reading beginner-friendly books like "Cyber Forensics in Today's World" and practicing with forensic tools like Autopsy, FTK, and EnCase.
Popular tools include Wireshark, Volatility, Kali Linux, FTK Imager, and Sleuth Kit for investigating cyber crimes.
Anti-forensics techniques are methods used by criminals to erase or hide digital evidence. "Defeating Anti-Forensics Techniques" explores ways to counter them.
Dark web forensics involves tracking illegal activities, gathering intelligence, and uncovering hidden marketplaces where cybercriminals operate.
Network forensics involves analyzing network traffic to detect cyber threats and attacks, such as DDoS or data breaches.
The book "Investigating Web Attacks" explains how to analyze logs, detect intrusions, and trace cybercriminals.
It involves analyzing system logs, memory dumps, and file structures to uncover malicious activities in Windows, Linux, or macOS.
Mobile forensics deals with data extraction, bypassing encryption, and retrieving deleted messages from devices.
Cloud forensics focuses on investigating cybercrimes in cloud environments, requiring access to remote servers and encrypted data.
Forensics Report Writing & Presentation" guides professionals on structuring clear, legally sound forensic reports.
Proper documentation, hash verification, and chain of custody protocols ensure evidence remains legally admissible.
Cyber laws vary by country, but they generally include data protection acts, cybercrime regulations, and evidence-handling protocols.
Yes! Learning from books, practicing with forensic tools, and earning certifications like CHFI and CCE can help you start a career.
Certifications like CHFI (Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator), GCFA (GIAC Certified Forensic Analyst), and CCE (Certified Computer Examiner) are highly recommended.