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Add tool: fqlite #20

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opened 2025-08-25 08:23:07 +00:00 by contribution-bot · 1 comment
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Add Tool: fqlite

Submitted by: anon@anon.anon
Type: software
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Tool Information

  • Name: fqlite
  • Description: FQLite is a tool to find and restore deleted records in SQLite databases. It therefore examines the database for entries marked as deleted. Those entries can be recovered and displayed. It is written in the Java programming language. The program can operate with a simple graphical user interface (GUI mode). The program is able to search a SQLite database file for regular as well as deleted records.
  • URL: https://github.com/pawlaszczyk/fqlite
  • Skill Level: beginner
  • Platforms: Windows, macOS, Linux
  • License: Apache 2.0
  • Domains: static-investigations, mobile-forensics
  • Phases: data-collection, examination, analysis
  • Related Concepts: SQL

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  - name: fqlite
    type: software
    description: FQLite is a tool to find and restore deleted records in SQLite databases. It therefore examines the database for entries marked as deleted. Those entries can be recovered and displayed. It is written in the Java programming language. The program can operate with a simple graphical user interface (GUI mode). The program is able to search a SQLite database file for regular as well as deleted records.
    domains:
      - static-investigations
      - mobile-forensics
    phases:
      - data-collection
      - examination
      - analysis
    skillLevel: beginner
    url: https://github.com/pawlaszczyk/fqlite
    platforms:
      - Windows
      - macOS
      - Linux
    license: Apache 2.0
    accessType: download
    related_concepts:
      - SQL
    tags:
      - sqlite-recovery
      - sqlite-viewer
      - database-parsing

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  2. Add to src/data/tools.yaml in the tools array
  3. Maintain alphabetical order
  4. Close this issue when done

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## Add Tool: fqlite **Submitted by:** anon@anon.anon **Type:** software **Action:** add ### Tool Information - **Name:** fqlite - **Description:** FQLite is a tool to find and restore deleted records in SQLite databases. It therefore examines the database for entries marked as deleted. Those entries can be recovered and displayed. It is written in the Java programming language. The program can operate with a simple graphical user interface (GUI mode). The program is able to search a SQLite database file for regular as well as deleted records. - **URL:** https://github.com/pawlaszczyk/fqlite - **Skill Level:** beginner - **Platforms:** Windows, macOS, Linux - **License:** Apache 2.0 - **Domains:** static-investigations, mobile-forensics - **Phases:** data-collection, examination, analysis - **Related Concepts:** SQL ### Copy-Paste YAML ```yaml - name: fqlite type: software description: FQLite is a tool to find and restore deleted records in SQLite databases. It therefore examines the database for entries marked as deleted. Those entries can be recovered and displayed. It is written in the Java programming language. The program can operate with a simple graphical user interface (GUI mode). The program is able to search a SQLite database file for regular as well as deleted records. domains: - static-investigations - mobile-forensics phases: - data-collection - examination - analysis skillLevel: beginner url: https://github.com/pawlaszczyk/fqlite platforms: - Windows - macOS - Linux license: Apache 2.0 accessType: download related_concepts: - SQL tags: - sqlite-recovery - sqlite-viewer - database-parsing ``` ### For Maintainers 1. Copy the YAML above 2. Add to `src/data/tools.yaml` in the tools array 3. Maintain alphabetical order 4. Close this issue when done --- *Submitted via ForensicPathways contribution form*
mstoeck3 commented 2025-08-25 08:24:37 +00:00
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https://www.staff.hs-mittweida.de/~pawlaszc/fqlite/

https://www.staff.hs-mittweida.de/~pawlaszc/fqlite/
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