SIFT Workstation - Digital Forensics and Incident Response Distribution

SIFT is a computer forensics distribution that installs all necessary tools on Ubuntu to perform a detailed digital forensic and incident response examination. It is compatible with expert witness format (E01), advanced forensic format (AFF), raw (dd), and memory analysis evidence formats.

SIFT
Developer(s)Rob Lee Harbingers LLC
Initial releaseDecember 13, 2008 (2008-12-13)
Repositorygithub.com/sans-dfir/sift
Operating systemUbuntu
Available inEnglish
TypeComputer forensics
Websitedigital-forensics.sans.org

Use

The toolkit has the ability to securely examine raw disks, multiple file systems, and evidence formats. It places strict guidelines on how evidence is examined (read-only), verifying that the evidence has not changed.

File system support

  • Windows (MS-DOS, FAT, VFAT, NTFS)
  • Mac (HFS)
  • Solaris (UFS)
  • Linux (ext2/3)

Evidence image support

  • Expert Witness (E01/L01)
  • RAW (dd)
  • Advanced Forensic Format (AFF)
*Memory Forensics Images

Software[1]

  • The Sleuth Kit (file system analysis tools)
  • Plaso and log2timeline (timeline generation tools)
  • ssdeep & md5deep (hashing tools)
  • Foremost/Scalpel (file carving)
  • Wireshark (network forensics)
  • Volatility Framework (memory analysis)
  • Autopsy (GUI front-end for Sleuthkit)

Features

1) Ubuntu LTS 16.04 Base

2) 64-bit base system

3) Auto-DFIR package update and customization.

4) VMware appliance ready to tackle forensics.

5) Cross-compatibility between Windows and Linux.

6) Choice to install stand-alone via (.iso) or use VMware player/Workstation.

References

  1. "Investigate and fight cyberattacks with SIFT Workstation".{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
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