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Simsong at 04:27, 12 April 2012

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Simsong: /* XML Schema */

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‎XML Schema

Simsong at 06:43, 25 November 2009

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Simsong at 03:19, 24 November 2009

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	fiwalk is a batch forensics analysis program written in C that uses SleuthKit. The program can output in XML or ARFF formats.		fiwalk is a batch forensics analysis program written in C that uses SleuthKit. The program can output in XML or ARFF formats.
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		+	==Temporary Distribution Point==
		+	fiwalk has been integrated with SleuthKit and can be downloaded from github at https://github.com/kfairbanks/sleuthkit. A future release of SleuthKit will contain fiwalk.

	==Legacy Distribution==		==Legacy Distribution==

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	fiwalk is a batch forensics analysis program written in C that uses SleuthKit. The program can output in XML or ARFF formats.		fiwalk is a batch forensics analysis program written in C that uses SleuthKit. The program can output in XML or ARFF formats.
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		+	==Legacy Distribution==
		+	'''fiwalk''' is a program that processes a disk image using the SleuthKit library and outputs its results in Digital Forensics XML, the Attribute Relationship File Format (ARFF) format used by the Weka Datamining Toolkit, or an easy-to-read textual format.
		+
		+	The fiwalk source code comes with fiwalk.py, a Python module that makes it easy to create digital forensics programs. Also included are several demonstration programs that use fiwalk.py:
		+	;iblkfind.py
		+	:Given a disk block in a disk image, this program tells you which file(s) map that sector.
		+	;icarvingtruth.py
		+	:Given two or more images of the same disk at different points in time, this program files that are present in the earlier images that can only be recovered from the later images using file carving techniques.
		+	;idifference.py
		+	:Given two or more images of the same disk at different points in time, this program tells you what changes took place between each one.
		+	;iextract.py
		+	:Allows the extraction of files that match a particular pattern.
		+	;igrep.py
		+	:Searches every file in a disk image for a particular string. When found, prints, the file and the offset within the file that the string was found.
		+	;ihistogram.py
		+	:Prints a histogram of file types found in the disk image.
		+	;imap.py
		+	:Displays a “map” of where files are present in the disk image.
		+	;imicrosoft_redact.py
		+	:Modifies a disk image of a bootable Microsoft operating system so that the image can no longer be boot and so that any Microsoft copyrighted file in the \Windows directory cannot be executed. This allows the disk image of a Microsoft operating system to be distributed without implicitly violating Microsoft’s copyright.
		+	;iredact.py
		+	:An experimental disk redaction program which allows the removal of specific files matching specific criteria.
		+	;iverify.py
		+	:Given a disk image and a previously created XML file, verifies that each file in the DFXML file is still present in the disk image.
		+	;sanitize_xml.py
		+	:Given a DFXML file, sanitize file names so that no personally identifiable information is leaked if the DFXML file is distributed.
		+

	==XML Example==		==XML Example==

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    genre = [[Carving]] |
    license = {{Public Domain}} |
-   website = http://www.afflib.org/
+   website = https://github.com/kfairbanks/sleuthkit
 }}

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		+	{{Infobox_Software \|
		+	name = fiwalk \|
		+	maintainer = [[Simson Garfinkel]] \|
		+	os = {{Linux}}, {{MacOS}}, {{FreeBSD}} \|
		+	genre = [[Carving]] \|
		+	license = {{Public Domain}} \|
		+	website = http://www.afflib.org/
		+	}}
		+
	fiwalk is a batch forensics analysis program written in C that uses SleuthKit. The program can output in XML or ARFF formats.		fiwalk is a batch forensics analysis program written in C that uses SleuthKit. The program can output in XML or ARFF formats.

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 fiwalk is a batch forensics analysis program written in C that uses SleuthKit. The program can output in XML or ARFF formats.
 ==XML Example==
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 </pre>
 ==See Also==

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-==XML Schema==
+==See Also==
+[[fileobject]]
-{|
-|XML Tag
-|Meaning
-−
-|-
-|<fileobject>
-|Every file is inside a <fileobject>
-|-
-|<orphan>YES</orphan>
-|YES means that the file is an ""orphan,"" with no file name.
-|-
-|<filesize>3210</filesize>
-|The file size in bytes.
-|-
-|<unalloc>1</unalloc>
-|A "1" means that the file was not allocated in the file system. This may mean that the file was deleted.
-|-
-|<used>1</used>
-|Not sure what this means.
-|-
-|<mtime>1114172320</mtime>
-|The file's modification time, as a Unix timestamp (number of seconds since January 1, 1970).
-|-
-|<ctime>1195819392</ctime>
-|The file's inode's creation time, as a Unix timestamp.
-|-
-|<atime>1195794000</atime>
-|The file's access time, as a unix timestamp.
-|-
-|<byte_runs>121130496:3210</byte_runs>
-|The file's fragments. Each fragment is represented as the byte offset from the beginning of the disk image (the first byte is byte #0) and a number of bytes.
-|-
-|<fragments>1</fragments>
-|The number of fragments in the file.
-|-
-|<md5>c27c0730b858bc60c8894300a98bba55</md5>
-|The file's MD5, as a hexadecimal hash.
-|-
-|<sha1>0277680d624e609f23aec9e4265c2d7d24bd3824</sha1>
-|The file's SHA1, as a hexadecimal hash.
-|-
-|<partition>1</partition>
-|The partition number in which the file was found.
-|-
-|<frag1startsector>236583</frag1startsector>
-|The sector number of the first fragment. (Can be computed by taking the byte offset of the first byte run and dividing by the disk's sector size.)
-|}
 ==See Also==

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	* [http://domex.nps.edu/deep/Fiwalk.html fiwalk on the DEEP website]		* [http://domex.nps.edu/deep/Fiwalk.html fiwalk on the DEEP website]

−	[[Category:~~XML~~ Forensics]]	+	[[Category:Digital Forensics XML]]

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         <run file_offset='0' fs_offset='37376' img_offset='37888' len='43'/>
        </byte_runs>
-       <md5>2bbe5c3b554b14ff710a0a2e77ce8c4d</md5>
+       <hashdigest type='md5'>2bbe5c3b554b14ff710a0a2e77ce8c4d</hashdigest>
-       <sha1>b3ccdbe2db1c568e817c25bf516e3bf976a1dea6</sha1>
+       <hashdigest type='sha1'>b3ccdbe2db1c568e817c25bf516e3bf976a1dea6</hashdigest>
      </fileobject>
    </volume>

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 |The sector number of the first fragment. (Can be computed by taking the byte offset of the first byte run and dividing by the disk's sector size.)
 |}
 [[Category:XML Forensics]]