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Project containing several tools/ scripts to recover the OpenSSH session keys used to encrypt/ decrypt SSH traffic.
Volatility3 Linux profiles
Volatility, on Docker π³
Generate Volatility3 profiles from BTF.
PyDFIRRam is a Python library leveraging Volatility 3 to simplify and enhance memory forensics. It streamlines the research, parsing, and analysis of memory dumps, allowing users to focus on data rather than commands.
Skalle is a handy add-on for Volatility that lets you run it in a graphical user interface. It also adds some cool features!
This project is for DFIR that wants to speed up some memory forensic analysis
Linux BPF plugins for Volatility3
A suite of Volatility 3 plugins for memory forensics of Docker containers
Volatility 3 plugins to extract a module as complete as possible
My Linux profiles built for Volatility 2/3
Linux symbols creation tool for Volatility3
Volatility 3 plugin for extracting BitLocker Full Volume Encryption Keys (FVEK)
Volatility-CheatSheet
Unified Memory Forensics MCP Server - Multi-tier engine combining Rust speed with Vol3 coverage.
Container to use the dwarf2json tool to generate Linux Profiles based on CentOS7 for Volatility3.
This project is a detailed technical report and practical guide covering the methodologies and tools used for Volatile Memory (RAM) Forensics on Linux operating systems. It is structured to provide both foundational knowledge and a step-by-step procedure for conducting a forensic investigation in a digital security context.
GLASS (Global Language And Site Scanner) is a Volatility plugin designed by Clayton Wenzel, James Baumhardt, and Nathan Eberly, aiming to swiftly identify and classify malicious domains and unexpected languages within a memory dump, providing users with dynamic insights for forensic investigations.
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