CS 381.3 Forensic Computing, Fall 2007
	
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12/11: Process Tree
Here is the graph. With these commands.

11/27: Memory Image
Try this image. Here is the md5sum info.
You will need XML::Writer for ptfinder. Unzip the package as usual and then type:

$ perl Makefile.PL
$ make install

11/20: Memory analysis
Vadtools
Volatility
Ptfinder
Graphviz


For encrypted zip files use: PicoZip

11/1: Extracted files
Here they are.

10/23: File Signatures
This website might help you to discover files based on headers

another thing that might help you is: jphide [Windows ][Source Code]

10/21: Another Practice
Try This image in lab. It is a continuation of the first image case and here is the report

10/19: /dev files
I have now zipped up the /dev files for you to use with cygwin. You can find them here: dev.zip

You can see an example of finding the passwords and usernames in the traces here: Telnet/FTP connection

Also, try this perl script for extracting the files from the network traces: chaosreader.pl You can find more information about this tool at: chaosreader.sourceforge.net. It works better than the other tool I told you about, however it doesn't extract everything...

10/18: Practice #2
Download image 2

10/11: Practice #1
Download image 1 and the questions and we will work on this in class.

8/29: Listserve
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Computer Science Department
Queens College, CUNY