In the fast-paced world of cyber incidents and investigations, having the right set of tools can make the difference between a successful evidentiary recovery and a dead end. Whether you’re dealing with deleted files, mobile-device extractions, memory dumps, or cloud artifacts — these tools are trusted by practitioners. Below is a curated list of the top 10 digital forensics tools focused on evidence recovery, with key features you should know.

Cybercriminals often find it easier to trick people than to hack systems — that’s the power of social engineering. These attacks manipulate human emotions like trust, urgency, and fear to steal data or gain access.Understanding common social engineering techniques helps you spot scams

Cybercrime has evolved over the decades, with some hackers gaining fame for their nefarious activities. These individuals, often referred to as Black Hat Hackers, exploit vulnerabilities in systems for malicious purposes, ranging from stealing personal data to disrupting national security.

Top 10 Vulnerabilities Exploited by Hackers