Enter the world of the —a collection of community-driven, battle-tested indexing frameworks that are not available in any official course material. These are the spreadsheets, markdown files, and Python scripts shared by top scorers (98%+, aka "GIAC Advisory Board" members) exclusively via public GitHub repositories.
| Book | Page | Term/Tool/Command | Category | Sub-Category | MITRE ID | Quick Reference (What it does) | Cross-Ref | |------|------|-------------------|----------|--------------|----------|-------------------------------|------------| | 1 | 142 | Get-WinEvent | Command | PowerShell | T1047 | Filter event logs by XPath for lateral movement | See Event IDs 4624, 5140 | | 3 | 87 | malfind | Vol 3 plugin | Memory Forensics | T1055 | Find injected code in VAD regions | Compare with hollowfind | | 5 | 233 | USN Journal | Artifact | NTFS Forensics | T1099 | Detect file creation/deletion timestamps | MFT $STANDARD_INFORMATION | sans 508 index github exclusive
In the high-pressure environment of a GIAC exam, where time is your enemy and the books are your only ally, a poorly organized index is a death sentence. But a great index? It’s a cheat code. Enter the world of the —a collection of