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Are there any decent/recommended tools out there (ideally free/open source) which would be useful in undertaking some forensic work on a Windows Domain Controller which has been compromised? As I've not done it before, I was looking for something where the learning curve isn't too steep (at least initially).

Also, are there any good procedures to follow that can guide you through the process of what/how to look for on a compromised server? It was a ransomware incident, so there are the obvious signs of compromise in the form of encrypted files. submitted by /u/FinishAdditional6006
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