I will do cybersecurity, website, digital forensics, technical report, malware analysis
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About this Gig
I'm Certified Forensic Analyst, SANS' credential for disk, memory, and network artifact investigation. When something's been compromised, I find out what happened, how, and what was touched.
What I handle:
- Digital forensics disk, memory, and log analysis to reconstruct what occurred on a compromised system
- Malware identification & triage recognizing malicious files, persistence mechanisms, and indicators of compromise as part of an investigation
- Compromised website investigation determining how a site was breached, what was accessed or modified, and closing the entry point
- Incident timeline reconstruction a clear, evidence-backed account of the attack from entry to discovery
A scope note, honestly stated: malware identification and triage is part of every investigation I run. Deep reverse-engineering of novel malware samples (disassembly, unpacking custom packers) is a different specialty if that's specifically what you need, ask me before ordering and I'll tell you straight whether it's a fit.
Before we start: I need confirmation that you own the system/data in question or have explicit authorization to investigate it.
FAQ
Do you do deep malware reverse-engineering, or just identification?
Identification and triage — recognizing what a malicious file is and what it did — is part of every investigation. Full static/dynamic reverse-engineering of novel samples is a narrower specialty; tell me your case before ordering and I'll be direct about fit.
Do I need permission to have my system investigated?
You need to own the system/data or have explicit authorization to investigate it — this keeps findings legally usable and protects both of us.
Can findings be used for legal or compliance purposes?
At Standard and Premium tiers I include chain-of-custody notes; Premium adds compliance-ready formatting. For court proceedings specifically, confirm your jurisdiction's requirements with me before ordering.
What if my website was hacked and I don't know how?
That's exactly what this investigates — I trace the entry point, what was accessed or changed, and how to close the gap.
