Network Forensics
Tracing Threats Across the Wire — Packet by Packet.
What is Network Forensics?
Network Forensics is the process of capturing, monitoring, and analyzing network traffic to detect intrusions, trace malicious activities, and uncover the digital footprint of attackers. At Byte Breach Investigations, we specialize in reconstructing digital events from data-in-motion to reveal what happened, when, how, and by whom. Whether it’s a data breach, unauthorized access, or malware infiltration — we follow the digital trail back to the source.
What We Investigate
| Evidence Type | Examples |
|---|---|
| 📁 Packet Captures (PCAP) | Full packet analysis to detect exfiltration, malware C2, and lateral movement |
| 📊 Firewall & IDS Logs | Unauthorized access, brute force attempts, blocked requests |
| 🔐 VPN & Proxy Activity | Tracing hidden identities, anonymized access, spoofed connections |
| 🧠 Network Sessions | Reconstruction of chat sessions, FTP transfers, VoIP calls |
| 🖥️ Bandwidth & Usage Logs | Detecting abnormal behavior, DoS patterns, internal misuse |
Use Cases We Handle
- Data breach investigations
- Insider threats or exfiltration attempts
- Malware & botnet tracing
- DDoS attack reconstruction
- VPN/proxy misuse analysis
- Rogue device & unauthorized access detection
"In a connected world, every attack leaves a trace in the network. Our job is to find it — and prove it."
— Karthick S, Founder & Lead Investigator