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Poor man's file system forensic analysis: Creating and viewing a timeline
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| #!/usr/bin/env bash | |
| OUTFILE=timeline.csv | |
| echo "date,path,user,size" > "${OUTFILE}" | |
| find . -printf '%TY-%Tm-%Td,"%p","%u",%s\n' | sort >> "${OUTFILE}" |
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| setwd( "/home/a/work/app/timeline" ) | |
| df <- read.csv( "timeline.csv", header = TRUE ) | |
| # df <- df[ order( df$date, df$path ), ] | |
| df$date2 <- as.Date( as.character( df$date ), format = "%Y-%m-%d" ) | |
| x <- subset( df, date2 > as.Date( "2021-06-31" )) | |
| x | |
| # hist( x$date2, 'months' ) | |
| hist( x$date, 'months' ) |
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Also see Plaso log2timeline to create a super timeline, or TSK The Sleuth Kit or AnalyzeMFT (NTFS).
https://cugu.github.io/awesome-forensics/