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    Jeff Patton

    Jeff Patton

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    Powershell forensic use

    This is just a collection of links, most from the scripting guy about how to use PowerShell in forensic analysis of a computer system. I culled some of these together for the security group I belong to on campus, and before I lose them I thought I would drop them here.

    • toolsmith: Security Investigations with PowerShell
    • Learn the Easy Way to Use PowerShell to Get File Hashes
    • Use PowerShell to Compute MD5 Hashes and Find Changed Files
    • Beat the Auditors, Be One Step Ahead with PowerShell
    • Learn How to Use PowerShell to Parse the Firewall Log
    • Hey, Scripting Guy! Weekend Scripter: Scripting Microsoft Security Essentials
    • Use PowerShell to Perform Offline Analysis of Security Logs
    • Use PowerShell to Aid in Security Forensics

    Tags: 2012, June, KU, Scripting, SOECS

    Categories: blog

    Updated: June 15, 2012

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