: If the archive contains server logs (Apache, IIS, Windows Event Logs), explain how you searched for anomalies.

Organize your discoveries chronologically or by threat type:

: If there is a .raw or .ad1 file inside, describe the timeline analysis and keyword searches performed.

: How did the attacker get in? (e.g., a suspicious email attachment found in a user's PST file).

To put together a high-quality paper based on this data, you should structure it as a . Below is a standard framework tailored for this type of file: 1. Executive Summary

: List the tools used to extract the archive (e.g., 7-Zip, FTK Imager, or Autopsy).

: Steps to stop an active threat (e.g., "Reset credentials for the admin account found in the logs").

: Long-term fixes (e.g., "Implement Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)" or "Update firewall rules to block the malicious IPs identified"). 6. Appendices Include screenshots of the evidence. Attach a full timeline of events.