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[[QEMU]] uses the '''QEMU Copy-On-Write (QCOW)''' files to store a disk image.
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{{Infobox_Software |
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  name = TAPEWORM |
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  maintainer = [[Douglas Koster]] |
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  os = [[Linux]] |
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  genre = {{Analysis}} |
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  license = unknown |
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  website = [http://feedthetapeworm.com/ feedthetapeworm.com/] |
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}}
  
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== MIME types ==
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From the [http://feedthetapeworm.com/ project site]:
  
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== File signature ==
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TAPEWORM (TASC Pre-processing Exploaitation & Workflow Management system) is a 64 bit Xubuntu based Virtual Machine designed to automate a number of open source tools.
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QCOW files start with hexadecimal: 0x51 0x46 0x49 0xfb (ASCII: "QFI.")
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== File types ==
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TAPEWORM uses a custom GUI as well as underlying python scripts to automate the following open source tools:
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* [[log2timeline]]
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* bulk_extractor
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* regripper
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* exiftool
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* volatility
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* Anti-Virus Scanning
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* Find Files of Interest
  
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== Contents ==
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== Tools ==  
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The QCOW format is used to store a disk image.
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== Encryption ==
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== History ==  
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The QCOW2 format supports optional AES encryption
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== See also==
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== External Links ==
  
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* [http://people.gnome.org/~markmc/qcow-image-format-version-1.html The QCOW Image Format]
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* [http://feedthetapeworm.com/ Project site]
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* [http://people.gnome.org/~markmc/qcow-image-format.html The QCOW2 Image Format]
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[[Category:File Formats]]
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Revision as of 00:41, 17 September 2012

TAPEWORM
Maintainer: Douglas Koster
OS: Linux
Genre: Analysis
License: unknown
Website: feedthetapeworm.com/

From the project site:

TAPEWORM (TASC Pre-processing Exploaitation & Workflow Management system) is a 64 bit Xubuntu based Virtual Machine designed to automate a number of open source tools.

TAPEWORM uses a custom GUI as well as underlying python scripts to automate the following open source tools:

  • log2timeline
  • bulk_extractor
  • regripper
  • exiftool
  • volatility
  • Anti-Virus Scanning
  • Find Files of Interest

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