WHOAMI

"Think of DFIR Hive as a path into Digital Forensics and Incident Response. Walk with me as I share what I learn, test, and discover along the way. "

“Hi, and welcome. I am a DFIR Professional — helping uncover stories hidden in data and making sense of chaos when things go wrong. This space is where I share what I’ve learned, what I’m still figuring out, and the little lessons along the way. If you’d like to know more about my journey, head over to the full story in the About Me section.”

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This space isn’t just about forensics or cyber—it’s about people. The late-night curiosity, the joy of figuring out something new, and the little wins that keep us going. I built this corner not to sound formal, but to share, to learn, and to connect. Think of it as a notebook left open on the table, where you’re welcome to read, reflect, and maybe even add your own thoughts.

Recent Posts...........

Linux Live Forensics (Part 3): Investigating Network Activity

In this part of the Linux Live Forensics series, we move from processes to the network layer — tracing how a system communicates in real time. Using only built-in Linux commands, learn how to identify open ports, active connections, and suspicious traffic that reveal what’s really happening on a live machine.

DFIRHive

5 minutes ago5 min read

Linux Live Forensics (Part 2): Investigating Running Processes

In this second part of the Linux Live Forensics series, we explore how to identify suspicious processes, map process hierarchies, and correlate user actions during live system analysis — all using native Linux commands.

DFIRHive

2 days ago3 min read

Linux Live Forensics (Part 1): System Profiling and First Response Guide

Learn how to perform Linux live forensics the right way. In this first part, we explore how to collect volatile data, profile a running Linux system, and establish a solid foundation before deep forensic analysis.

DFIRHive

2 days ago4 min read