Lecture 11: Case study 1: Browser Forensics Flashcards

1
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Source of evidence

A

– History
– Cookies
– Bookmarks
– Cache

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2
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How to obtain all the database files?

A

file * | grep SQL

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3
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Rebuild Web History of Google Chrome

A
  • urls table: information on all URLs visited. There is one entry per URL.
  • visits table: each visit made by the user
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4
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Stappenplan

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  1. Examine the schema
  2. Count the number of URLs that are in the urls
    table; SELECT COUNT (url) FROM urls;
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5
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Substring LIKE

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  • Sub string is at the beginning: LIKE ‘[Sub string]%’
  • Sub string is at the end: LIKE ‘%[Sub string]’
  • Sub string is at the middle: LIKE ‘%[Sub string]%’
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6
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Display web history

A

visit_time, url

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7
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How to convert time to Unixepoch

A

SELECT (<Time>/1000000) ‐ 11644473600 AS time FROM <table></Time>

SELECT datetime(<Time>/1000000, únixepoch', 'utc'), ..........etc</Time>

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8
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Google Chrome session cookies

A

Transient cookie: erased when the user closes the web browser

SELECT * FROM cookies
WHERE persistent =0;

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9
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Where does Google Chrome store downloaded files

A

In the History database, in a table called downloads

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10
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Rebuild Web History of Firefox

A

places.sqlite database: moz_places and moz_historyvisits
- moz_places table: information on URLs encountered
– moz_historyvisits table: each visit made by the user

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