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A Brief Note About Our Mission
Arsenal is unlike other digital forensics software vendors in the sense that we are consultants involved in casework first and software developers second. We build tools when we find valuable information being left behind by existing tools and techniques.
BitLocker for DFIR – Part II
In “BitLocker for DFIR – Part I” we provided a quick summary of BitLocker, details regarding the various “states” of BitLocker volumes that we see most often in our casework, and some thoughts on things that are particularly relevant to digital forensics and incident response practitioners. We will now discuss launching virtual machines from BitLockered disk images.
BitLocker for DFIR – Part I
BitLocker is a Full Volume Encryption (FVE) technology introduced by Microsoft in the Ultimate and Enterprise versions of Windows Vista. BitLocker has come a very long way since Vista, becoming quite flexible (some of our colleagues might prefer the word complicated) and secure if used properly.
The Office Document Cache and Introducing ODC Recon – Part I
Microsoft’s “Office Document Cache” (hereafter, ODC) is complex, infuriating, and misunderstood. For years there have been digital forensics practitioners who knew how valuable information within ODCs was (especially within FSD files), but they were essentially left with scraps after throwing existing tools and techniques against them.
Digging Deeper into Gmail URLs & Introducing Gmail URL Decoder
Throughout this Insights post, we will discuss significant differences between URLs related to the legacy and new Gmail interfaces (hereafter, the legacy and new Gmail URLs) as well as the process of decoding information from the now “obfuscated” URLs. By doing so, we will be able to effectively extract important information from both the legacy and new Gmail URLs.
New Versions of HiveRecon and HbinRecon Launched
HiveRecon extracts Registry hives from Windows hibernation and crash dump files, often extracting hives when other solutions have completely failed and extracting healthier (more intact) hives when other solutions have appeared to run successfully. HiveRecon also extracts volatile hives and can incorporate swap files from the same hibernation session to extract even healthier Registry hives than if using a hibernation file alone.
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