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  3. jq is super useful, once somebody explains the basics to you.

jq is super useful, once somebody explains the basics to you.

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    jq is super useful, once somebody explains the basics to you. Here I am explaining the basics in a way that's applicable for all you DFIR types.

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    jq For Forensics

    jq is a great tool for parsing JSON data. But DFIR professionals often apply jq differently from the typical examples you see written for developers.

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    #JSON #DFIR #Linux

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