A repo that aims to centralize a current, running list of relevant parsers/tools for known DFIR artifacts
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A repo that aims to centralize a current, running list of relevant parsers/tools for known DFIR artifacts
Various PowerShells scripts I've made (or others have made) to automate some of the boring stuff in my everyday DFIR journey!
A sample VHDX file with multiple verbose examples of forensic and anti-forensics artifacts. Meant to be basic and can be expanded upon. Please add a new issue if you have an idea for something to add.
This script is like a detective for your computer. It looks at what programs are running, especially those using special files. It then asks an expert (VirusTotal) if these files are safe or not. The goal is to catch and report any suspicious or harmful activity on your computer.
Forensic parsers for obscure Belgian and Dutch apps, built for analysts in the public and private sector.
parser forensics sql-parser forensic-analysis cellebrite computerforensics mobileforensics cellebrite-ufed
Este handbook reúne os principais recursos para quem deseja iniciar na área de Computação Forense, incluindo cursos, livros, roadmaps, playlists, certificações, ferramentas e materiais essenciais para o estudo e a análise de evidências digitais.
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