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* [http://www.cerias.purdue.edu/homes/forensics/timeline.php Zeitline]
 
* [http://www.cerias.purdue.edu/homes/forensics/timeline.php Zeitline]
  
=Add-ons / Patches for The Sleuth Kit=
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=Add-ons / Patches for The Sleuth Kit and Autopsy=
 
The following were written by Sleuth Kit users and provide additional capabilities. Note that a patch may not work with the current version.<br>
 
The following were written by Sleuth Kit users and provide additional capabilities. Note that a patch may not work with the current version.<br>
 
(in alphabetical order)
 
(in alphabetical order)
 
* Comeforth: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=55685&package_id=128368 Script] that uses TSK tools to process raw data. It is similar to lazarus, but Dan Higgens says that it provides a bit more flexibility for processing very large data sets.
 
* Comeforth: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=55685&package_id=128368 Script] that uses TSK tools to process raw data. It is similar to lazarus, but Dan Higgens says that it provides a bit more flexibility for processing very large data sets.
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* foremost: [http://brainspark.nl/?show=tools_sleuthkit Patch] to use [http://foremost.sourceforge.net/ foremost] with Autopsy. By Pepijn Vissers (vissers at fox-it dot com).
 
* Forensic Hash Database: [http://www.forinsect.de/forensics/ Patch] to use hfind and sorter with the Forensic Hash Database. By Matthias Hofherr (matthias at mhofherr dot de).
 
* Forensic Hash Database: [http://www.forinsect.de/forensics/ Patch] to use hfind and sorter with the Forensic Hash Database. By Matthias Hofherr (matthias at mhofherr dot de).
* Index Search: [http://brainspark.nl/?show=tools_sleuthkit Patch] to let The Sleuth Kit index the ASCII words in an image. This provides faster keyword searches in Autopsy than by just extracting the strings. By Paul Bakker ( bakker at fox-it dot com).
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* Index Search: [http://brainspark.nl/?show=tools_sleuthkit Patch] to let Autopsy and The Sleuth Kit index the ASCII words in an image. This provides faster keyword searches in Autopsy than by just extracting the strings. By Paul Bakker ( bakker at fox-it dot com).
 
* Recoup Directory Contents: [http://metawire.org/~henk/recoup Script] to run fls and icat on a directory to export the files and create the needed subdirectories. By Dave Henkewick (dave at hoax dot ca).
 
* Recoup Directory Contents: [http://metawire.org/~henk/recoup Script] to run fls and icat on a directory to export the files and create the needed subdirectories. By Dave Henkewick (dave at hoax dot ca).
 
* Unicode: (NOTE: This patch is no longer needed as of version 2.03) [http://www.t-dori.net/forensics/ Patches] for the NTFS code in The Sleuth Kit to show Unicode names. By TAKAHASHI Motonobu (monyo at home dot monyo dot com) and tessy (tessy at tessy dot jp).
 
* Unicode: (NOTE: This patch is no longer needed as of version 2.03) [http://www.t-dori.net/forensics/ Patches] for the NTFS code in The Sleuth Kit to show Unicode names. By TAKAHASHI Motonobu (monyo at home dot monyo dot com) and tessy (tessy at tessy dot jp).
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=Add-ons / Patches for Autopsy=
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=Autopsy Packages=
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The following packages have been contributed by Autopsy users. NOTE: They have not been validated, reviewed, or tested by the original developers of Autopsy and have no warranties of any kind. Some packages may not be of the latest release, so check the version first.
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* Ralf Spenneberg: [http://www.spenneberg.com/6.html?subject=%2FForensics%2F www.spenneberg.com] (NOTE: If you use this RPM, make sure you use Ralf's Sleuth Kit RPM as well to ensure the binaries are in the correct place).
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* [http://packages.gentoo.org/search/?sstring=autopsy Gentoo]
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* Dag Wieers: [http://dag.wieers.com/packages/autopsy/ dag.wieers.com]
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* Michael Scherer: [http://rpmfind.net/linux/rpm2html/search.php?query=autopsy&submit=Search+...&system=&arch= RPM Find]
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* [http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/ports.cgi?query=^autopsy&stype=all opr]: FreeBSD Ports

Revision as of 20:23, 4 June 2007

Bootable CDs with The Sleuth Kit & Autopsy

(in alphabetical order)

Tools that Integrate The Sleuth Kit

(in alphabetical order)

Add-ons / Patches for The Sleuth Kit and Autopsy

The following were written by Sleuth Kit users and provide additional capabilities. Note that a patch may not work with the current version.
(in alphabetical order)

  • Comeforth: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=55685&package_id=128368 Script] that uses TSK tools to process raw data. It is similar to lazarus, but Dan Higgens says that it provides a bit more flexibility for processing very large data sets.
  • foremost: Patch to use foremost with Autopsy. By Pepijn Vissers (vissers at fox-it dot com).
  • Forensic Hash Database: Patch to use hfind and sorter with the Forensic Hash Database. By Matthias Hofherr (matthias at mhofherr dot de).
  • Index Search: Patch to let Autopsy and The Sleuth Kit index the ASCII words in an image. This provides faster keyword searches in Autopsy than by just extracting the strings. By Paul Bakker ( bakker at fox-it dot com).
  • Recoup Directory Contents: Script to run fls and icat on a directory to export the files and create the needed subdirectories. By Dave Henkewick (dave at hoax dot ca).
  • Unicode: (NOTE: This patch is no longer needed as of version 2.03) Patches for the NTFS code in The Sleuth Kit to show Unicode names. By TAKAHASHI Motonobu (monyo at home dot monyo dot com) and tessy (tessy at tessy dot jp).


Sleuth Kit Packages

The following packages have been contributed by Sleuth Kit users. NOTE: They have not been validated, reviewed, or tested by the original developers and have no warranties of any kind. Some packages may not be of the latest release, so check the version first.


Autopsy Packages

The following packages have been contributed by Autopsy users. NOTE: They have not been validated, reviewed, or tested by the original developers of Autopsy and have no warranties of any kind. Some packages may not be of the latest release, so check the version first.