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<div><p class="wc-eyebrow">A CLOSER LOOK</p><h2>Start with the evidence.</h2><p>Explore forensic concepts and learn how system artifacts can help explain what happened.</p>[[:Category:Windows Forensics|Explore the forensics collection →]]</div> | <div><p class="wc-eyebrow">A CLOSER LOOK</p><h2>Start with the evidence.</h2><p>Explore forensic concepts and learn how system artifacts can help explain what happened.</p>[[:Category:Windows Forensics|Explore the forensics collection →]]</div> | ||
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# Establish a starting point $ journalctl --since today $ last -a $ ss -tulpn
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