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Tutorials

  • Browser Fingerprinting
  • SCP Syntax Tutorial
  • Web Page Certificates
  • Google Custom Search
  • Command Line Tutorial
  • Examining Email Headers
  • Genealogy – A Case Study
  • Viewing Image EXIF data

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  • Add-Ons & Extensions – Chrome
  • Add-Ons & Extensions – Firefox
  • Aide Memoires
  • Articles
  • Cookies
  • Course Materials
  • Dark Web
  • Digital Evidence Principles
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  • Exercise
  • Exif Example 1
  • Exif Example 2
  • Glossary
  • Image Search Exercise
  • Internet Investigation Tools
  • Knowledge Check
  • Legal Guidance
  • NCSC Cybercrime Glossary
  • Speedtest
  • Terms of Use
  • VPN Guidance
  • Website List
  • What is My Browser?
  • What Is My IP Address?
  • Where am I?

Add-Ons & Extensions – Firefox

Here is a list of FIREFOX add-ons we use in our training.

When Mozilla update the Firefox browser, add-ons sometimes take a little while to be updated so may not function as expected immediately after a Firefox update.

Fireshot – browser-based window capture tool

Nimbus – browser-based window capture tool

Link Gopher – extract all hyperlinks from a webpage

Exif Viewer – exif data extraction tool – not working fully – works on web-hosted images only – not locally hosted images

WXIF – exif data extraction tool with open streetmap feature

xIFr – exif data extraction tool with multiple map features

Google Image Search – reverse image search

Search by Image  – awesome image search tool

TinEye – reverse image search

IP Address Domain Information – displays IP, hosting, MX and DNS data

User Agent Switcher – manage your digital footprint

Unshorten.It! – URL unshortener

New Tab Homepage – Makes new tabs on your homepage

HTTPS Everywhere – In-browser security tool

Country Flag – displays website host country flag and host IP address

FlagFox – displays website hosting country flag & other information

Awesome Screenshot – screen capture tool

Google Translator for Firefox – what it says on the tin

QR Code (Generator and Reader) – as you would expect!

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