Tsurugi Linux and the Evolution of Digital Forensics and I. R.
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Presentation of the Tsurugi Linux project: a forensic-focused Linux distribution and toolset for digital forensics, incident response, OSINT, and malware analysis (including Tsurugi Linux LAB, Tsurugi Acquirz, and Bento). Covers under‑the‑hood changes converting a general distro into a forensic distro, showcases two use cases (one involving computer vision for physical threat prevention), summarizes deployments and conference experience, and outlines the project roadmap and a hands‑on Tsurugi Lounge where attendees can see the distro, create a bootable USB, and get advice.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:03Who we are
- 2:41Who I am
- 3:20What I do
- 4:17Antonio Bray
- 5:16The Tsurugi Linux project
- 7:42The main menu
- 9:29The quick exploded menu
- 9:46Forensic Kernel
- 10:37Hardware support
- 11:03Graphics card support
- 12:13New profile switcher
- 17:38Computer Vision
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