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- Learn more about the FOSS DFIR Tools Framework and our mission. -
+- The FOSS DFIR Tools Framework serves as a comprehensive hub for digital forensics and incident response professionals. - We curate and organize open-source tools to make them easily discoverable and accessible to the security community. - Our platform bridges the gap between scattered tool documentation and practical implementation in academic and - professional environments. +
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-- Our tool categorization follows the standard DFIR methodology established by Kent, Chevalier, Grance, and Dang - in the NIST Special Publication 800-86. This systematic approach ensures that tools are organized according to - their primary function within the investigation process: -
-- Tools for acquiring and preserving digital evidence while maintaining chain of custody and ensuring data integrity. -
-- Tools for extracting, parsing, and organizing data from collected evidence in preparation for analysis. -
-- Tools for correlating, analyzing, and interpreting evidence to draw conclusions and identify patterns. -
-- Tools for documenting findings, creating timelines, and generating comprehensive investigation reports. -
-- This framework was designed specifically for academic and laboratory environments where self-hosted solutions - are preferred over cloud-based services. We emphasize tools that can be deployed locally, ensuring data sovereignty - and compliance with institutional policies. Our "Self-Hosted Services" section provides access to powerful platforms - like Timesketch, TheHive, and MISP that can be deployed within your network perimeter. -
- -- This platform is maintained by the DFIR community, for the DFIR community. We welcome contributions, - suggestions, and feedback to help improve the framework and keep tool information current. The entire - platform is built using static site generation with YAML-driven content management, making it easy for - contributors to add new tools or update existing information through simple file edits. -
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to configure service monitoring- Kent, K., Chevalier, S., Grance, T., & Dang, H. (2006). - Guide to integrating forensic techniques into incident response. - NIST Special Publication 800-86. National Institute of Standards and Technology. -
-- Welcome to the comprehensive directory of Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) tools for Digital Forensics and Incident Response. - This framework organizes tools according to the standard DFIR methodology: Data Collection, Examination, Analysis, and Reporting. - Use the selectors below to discover tools that match your specific needs, or explore the complete matrix view to see the full ecosystem. -
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