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| − | The TSK blackboard organizes data into artifacts. This page lists the standard artifacts and what attributes should be defined with them. For more details on the blackboard, refer to [http://sleuthkit.org/sleuthkit/docs/framework-docs/mod_bbpage.html http://sleuthkit.org/sleuthkit/docs/framework-docs/mod_bbpage.html]. | + | The TSK blackboard organizes data into artifacts. This page lists the standard artifacts and what attributes should be defined with them. |
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| − | This page lists general names of artifacts and attributes. Below are links to the specific C++ and Java references.
| + | It has been moved to here: http://sleuthkit.org/sleuthkit/docs/jni-docs/latest/artifact_catalog_page.html |
| − | * C++ Artifacts
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| − | * C++ Attributes
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| − | * Java Artifacts
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| − | * Java Attributes
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| − | UPDATE THE ABOVE
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| − | = Artifact Examples =
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| − | TSK_WEB_BOOKMARK
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| − | * TSK_URL
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| − | * TSK_DATETIME (context of "Last Visit Date")
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| − | * TSK_DATETIME (context of "Date Added")
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| − | * TSK_NAME (to store assigned name and folder)
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| − | * TSK_PROG_NAME (browser this came from)
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| − | * TSK_TITLE (Title of webpage)
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| − | TSK_WEB_COOKIE
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| − | * TSK_URL
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| − | * TSK_DATETIME (context of "Creation Date")
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| − | * TSK_DATETIME (context of "Expiration Date"
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| − | * TSK_NAME
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| − | * TSK_VALUE
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| − | * TSK_FLAG
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| − | * TSK_PROG_NAME (browser this came from)
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| − | TSK_WEB_HISTORY
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| − | * TSK_URL
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| − | * TSK_DATETIME
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| − | * TSK_PROG_NAME (browser this came from)
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| − | * TSK_REFERRER
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| − | * TSK_USERNAME
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| − | * TSK_TITLE (title of webpage)
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| − | TSK_WEB_DOWNLOAD
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| − | * TSK_URL (Location file was downloaded from)
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| − | * TSK_DATETIME (time file was downloaded)
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| − | * TSK_PATH (location saved to)
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| − | TSK_RECENT_OBJECT (MRU, recent docs, etc.)
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| − | * TSK_PATH (path of recently accessed file)
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| − | * TSK_DATETIME (date of access, if known)
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| − | * TSK_PROG_NAME (program that access is associated with -- "Windows", "Word", etc.)
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| − | TSK_TRACKPOINT
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| − | * TSK_GEO_LATITUDE
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| − | * TSK_GEO_LONGITUDE
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| − | * TSK_GEO_* (other geo-related attributes as needed and available)
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| − | * TSK_DATETIME
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| − | TSK_INSTALLED_PROG
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| − | * PROG_NAME (method of determining "Hashset", "Registry", etc. in context)
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| − | TSK_KEYWORD_HIT
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| − | * TSK_KEYWORD (keyword that hit)
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| − | * TSK_REGEXP (regular expression that was used - if used)
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| − | * TSK_PREVIEW (45 chars of text before and after keyword hit)
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| − | * TSK_SET_NAME (text name of a set/list that the keyword was part of)
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| − | TSK_HASHSET_HIT
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| − | * TSK_SET_NAME (name or file name of hashset that hash was located in)
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| − | TSK_DEVICE_ATTACHED (for each time that a known device was attached to system USB ID, for example)
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| − | * TSK_DEVICE_ID (ID of attached device)
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| − | * TSK_DATETIME (Date that device was attached)
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| − | * TSK_PATH (mount point for device)
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| − | TSK_INTERESTING_FILE (for a file that was found by it's name or other heuristic)
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| − | * TSK_SET_NAME (name of set that defined the rule that flagged this file)
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| − | TSK_EMAIL_MSG (for an e-mail message that was found)
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| − | * TSK_EMAIL_TO
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| − | * TSK_EMAIL_CC
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| − | * TSK_EMAIL_BCC
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| − | * TSK_EMAIL_FROM
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| − | * TSK_SUBJECT
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| − | * TSK_DATETIME_RCVD
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| − | * TSK_DATETIME_SENT
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| − | * TSK_MSG_ID
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| − | * TSK_MSG_REPLY_ID
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| − | = General Information Artifact Examples =
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| − | == Word Document ==
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| − | A module that analyzes a Microsoft Word file can pull text and metadata from the file. It should
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| − | * Save the extracted text as a TEXT attribute in GEN_INFO
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| − | * Save the last saved, printed, etc. dates as DATETIME attributes in GEN_INFO
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| − | * Save the author as XX in GEN_INFO
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| − | * Any images and embedded files that it can extract should be added to the central ImgDB as derived files and scheduled for processing.
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| − | == JPEG File ==
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| − | A module that analyzes a JPEG image file could:
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| − | * Save the EXIF data (DATETIME, DEVICE, GEO) as attributes in GEN_INFO.
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The TSK blackboard organizes data into artifacts. This page lists the standard artifacts and what attributes should be defined with them.
