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  • Forensic Challenges

    These are learning exercises, frequently held as a competition, but also useful as a learning vehicle after the contest is completed.
    • DC3 Current Cyber Crime Challenge
      The 2012 DC3 Digital Forensics Challenge is based on 23 individual scenario-based, progressive level exercises as a call to the digital forensics community to pioneer new investigative tools, techniques and methodologies.
    • DC3 Cyber Crime Challenges
      This includes challenges going back several years.
    • DFRWS Forensic Challenge
      This is an annual challenge, with previous year's challenges located on their website.
    • Honeynet Challenges
      The Honeynet Project regularly runs challenges. This is a list of them.
    • SANS DFIR Challenge
      This has the scenario, evidence files, and the winning writeups for reference.
    • BlackHat Conference Forensic Puzzle Challenge
      For Blackhat 2012, Defcon 2012 conferences.
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