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'''Multihashing''' is the process of using two or more [[hashing]] algorithms together. The process is used in [[Hash (Maresware)|hash]] by Mares, [[fsum]], [[hashdeep]], and [[fciv]].
  name = SFDumper |
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  maintainer = Nanni Bassetti, Denis Frati |
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  os = {{Linux}} |
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  genre = {{Analysis}} |
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  license = Artistic License, {{GPL}}, {{Public Domain}} |
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  website = [http://sfdumper.sourceforge.net/ sfdumper.sourceforge.net] |
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}}
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'''Selective File Dumper''' (SFDumper) is a tool written in [[Bash]] Script for [[Linux]] systems.
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It's fast and selective, it can retrieve all the files of the file type you choose with only one tool referenced, deleted and unallocated in very fast way.
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The [[Bash]] script '''SFDUMPER.SH''' can recover active, deleted and unallocated files automatically and then it can delete the carved duplicate files of the deleted and active files retrieved by the [[Sleuthkit]], thanks to the comparison of the [[SHA256]] [[hash]] codes.
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It's possible to recognize the renamed files by the data carving and it's possible to expand the [[Foremost]] configuration file inside the script, for adding new extensions.
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Finally, it is possible to do a [[keywords]] search on the set of files extracted by the [[Sleuthkit]] and [[Foremost]].
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The script can work on the partition chosen from an image file or directly from the device (eg. /dev/sdb).
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== Actions ==
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<blockquote>
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1) Choosing the partition to analyze from an image file or a device;<br />
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2) Choosing the file type by the extension you need to have;<br />
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3) Extracting all referenced files by their extension;<br />
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4) Extracting all the deleted files by their extension;<br />
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5) Carving all the partitions chosen and, automatically, the script will<br />
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    delete the duplicate files leaving only the carved files whose are not<br />
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    into the referenced or delete set of files;<br />
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6) Executing a keyword search on all the retrieved files;<br />
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7) Reporting all with the investigator name, date and time.<br />
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</blockquote>
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== Requirements ==
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* [[Linux]]
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* [[Sleuthkit]]
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* [[Foremost]]
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* [[md5deep]] (sha256deep)
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* [[grep]]
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* [[awk]]
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* [[sed]]
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* [[dd]]
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== Requirements for the GUI version ==
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* [[Zenity]]
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== Usage ==
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''sudo sh sfdumper.sh''
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or
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''chmod +x sfdumper.sh''
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''./sfdumper.sh''
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== Official web site ==
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* http://sfdumper.sourceforge.net
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== External links ==
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* http://freshmeat.net/projects/zenity
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[[Category:Linux]]
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Revision as of 07:12, 17 March 2008

Multihashing is the process of using two or more hashing algorithms together. The process is used in hash by Mares, fsum, hashdeep, and fciv.

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