Hello Readers,
This week, we’re excited to shine the spotlight on another Zeltser Challenge participant: Chris Eng!
Chris is a fellow digital forensics enthusiast who got his Master’s at Champlain College. He has been sharing his journey—and plenty of insightful research—over on his blog: ogmini.github.io. Whether you’re new to forensics or an experienced professional, his posts offer a glimpse into both his academic and practical experiences, including:
• Transitioning into Digital Forensics: Chris discusses how the Champlain Master’s program shaped his approach to investigations, the tools he’s learning, and how he’s applying his newly acquired skills to real-world scenarios.
• Notepad State Files: One of his standout research topics dives into the forensic artifacts left behind by Notepad, shedding light on how state files can reveal a surprising amount of information during investigations.
I’ve known Chris for a while, and it’s been fantastic to watch him grow as a practitioner—now the rest of the community gets to witness it as well.
So here’s to you, Chris! I hope everyone reading takes the time to check out his blog and see what he’s been working on.
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