Velociraptor
Endpoint visibility and digital forensics at scale
DFIR tool that collects forensic artefacts and hunts across fleets of endpoints with its query language VQL, from a single server binary.
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Open Source Tools · Alternatives
OpenText Forensic, formerly EnCase, is a commercial digital forensics suite. Autopsy (with The Sleuth Kit) and Plaso cover disk analysis and timelines in open source; Volatility covers memory analysis under a source-available licence.
OpenText Forensic (EnCase) is a commercial product by OpenText (official site). Category: Digital forensics and incident response.
| Tool | Licence | Stars | Last commit | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AGPL-3.0-onlyOpen source | 4.4k | 2 days ago | Endpoint visibility and digital forensics at scale | |
| Apache-2.0Open source | 3.4k | 5 months ago | Digital forensics platform built on The Sleuth Kit | |
| Apache-2.0Open source | 2.2k | today | Super timeline creation for forensic analysis | |
| Volatility SL 1.0Source-available | 4.5k | 7 days ago | Memory forensics framework |
Endpoint visibility and digital forensics at scale
DFIR tool that collects forensic artefacts and hunts across fleets of endpoints with its query language VQL, from a single server binary.
Digital forensics platform built on The Sleuth Kit
Graphical digital forensics platform that analyses disk images and devices with The Sleuth Kit, with modules for timelines, keyword search and artefacts.
Super timeline creation for forensic analysis
Python engine that extracts timestamps from hundreds of file and log formats on a disk image and merges them into one forensic super timeline.
The code is public, but the licence is not approved by the Open Source Initiative. Read the licence before using these commercially.
Memory forensics framework
Framework for extracting digital artefacts from memory images (RAM dumps) of Windows, Linux and macOS systems, rewritten in Python 3.
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