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Linux Forensics
Linux Forensics
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  • Disk Imaging and Analysis
  • Log Analysis
  • Network Forensics
  • Timeline and Correlation Analysis

Linux Forensics Tools

Disk Imaging and Analysis

dd

Creates raw disk and memory images.

dcfldd

An enhanced version of dd with hashing and logging support.

ewf-tools

Creates and processes Expert Witness Format (EWF) disk images.

guymager

A GUI-based disk imaging tool for Linux.

parted

Command-line tool for managing and analyzing disk partitions.

gparted

A GUI-based partition editor. Useful for non-destructive analysis.

testdisk

Recovers lost partitions and repairs disk structures.

Log Analysis

log2timeline

Part of Plaso, generates a timeline from system and application logs.

journalctl

Forensic analysis of systemd logs.

syslog-ng

Collects and processes logs for centralized analysis.

logwatch

Summarizes and reports log file activity.

Network Forensics

wireshark

GUI-based network traffic analyzer.

tcpdump

Command-line packet capture tool.

ngrep

Network traffic search tool, similar to grep.

netcat

Basic network investigation and data transfer.

dsniff

Captures passwords and other data from network traffic.

NetworkMiner

Extracts files, credentials, and metadata from network captures.

tshark

Command-line version of Wireshark.

Bro/Zeek

A powerful network monitoring framework for detailed traffic analysis.

Timeline and Correlation Analysis

Plaso

Framework for log timeline generation and correlation.

mactime

Parses timeline data from forensic tools like sleuthkit.

Timesketch

Web-based collaborative timeline analysis tool.

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