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Windows LNK File Analysis in Forensic System Reviews
The concept of Recent Files is used to describe the most recently accessed files by the user, and in a forensics review, determining which applications were viewed by the user most recently and which documents were viewed could be of critical importance in the event resolution. In a Windows operating system, a shortcut file for files opened by the user is created under the Recent directory in the profile directory associated with that user’s account. These files can be analyzed to determine which files the user last accessed. In particular, even if files that are deleted or wiped by the user cannot be accessed, the shortcut files associated with them can be accessed and retrieved information about them. Where LNK extension link files are stored varies depending on the operating system. These files : Windows XP : \Documents and Settings\UserName\Recent \Documents and Settings\UserName\Application Data\Microsoft\Office\Recent Windows Vista and Windows 7 : ...
Wireshark Cheat Sheet
Wireshark, whose old name is Ethereal; It is a program that can run in many operating systems such as Windows, Linux, MacOS or Solaris and can analyze all the traffic going to network cards connected to computer. Analyze over 750 protocols Can capture packets and save them to a file. Logical operators are available for all filtering. Example: http & ip.src == 192.168.0.1 Management Frame: The frame for the connection between the network device and the client. Control Frame: Controls the integrity of data traffic between the network device and the client. Data Frame: The frame on which the original data is transferred. Only to show the outgoing packets from the management frame. wlan.fc.type==0 To show incoming, outgoing packets through control frame. wlan.fc.type==1 To show packets transferred over the data frame. wlan.fc.type==2 Association lists the requests. wlan.fc.type_subtype==0 Association lists the answers. wlan.fc.type_subtype==...