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FS_Forensic_CSV
The directory forensic/csv exists as a sub-directory to the file system root.
The directory is hidden by default. It will appear once forensic mode has been started and processing is completed.
The directory contains a comma separated (csv) files that may be used to import into Excel or Timeline Explorer. Timestamps are in UTC.
The CSV files are described in the table below:
File | Description |
---|---|
devices.csv | Device drivers. |
drivers.csv | Kernel drivers. |
files.csv | Recoverable files. |
findevil.csv | Indicators of evil. |
handles.csv | Handles related to all processes. |
modules.csv | Loaded modules information. |
net.csv | Network connection information. |
process.csv | Process information. |
services.csv | Services (user mode and kernel drivers). |
tasks.csv | Scheduled Tasks. |
threads.csv | Information about all threads on the system. |
timeline_all.csv | Amalgamation of all timelines. |
timeline_kernelobject.csv | Kernel object manager objects. |
timeline_net.csv | Network timeline. |
timeline_ntfs.csv | NTFS MFT timeline. |
timeline_process.csv | Process timeline. |
timeline_registry.csv | Registry timeline. |
timeline_task.csv | Scheduled Tasks timeline. |
timeline_thread.csv | Threading timeline. |
timeline_web.csv | Web timeline. |
unloaded_modules.csv | Unloaded modules information. |
virtualmachines.csv | Virtual machines detected. (requires -vm startup option). |
yara.csv | Summary forensic yara scan results. |
The example shows looking at the drivers.csv file in Timeline Explorer.
The forensic/csv sub-directory is implemented as a built-in native C-code plugin. The plugin source is located in the file modules/m_fc_csv.c in the vmm project. Populating of the CSVs take place in the forensic sub-system and are spread out amongst different modules.
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