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General (Technical, Procedural, Software, Hardware etc.) 9 Posts 3 Users 0 Reactions 6,408 Views (@jimmysparrow) Active Member Joined: 6 years ago Posts: 6 Topic starter 19/03/2019 7:04 pm I have already grabbed the drive, but when I am looking through the folders there is temporary internet files and history but there is nothing in them, how do I see them? (@hommy0) Trusted Member Joined: 14 years ago Posts: 98 HI,There is not much to go on in the post, are you looking to manually review the temporary internet files or want EnCase to process for them. Also what browser are you investigating and for which operating system?If you want EnCase to automate the parsing of internet artefacts (including the internet cache) this can be achieved using the Evidence Processor (assuming version 7 / 8 )Once processed the results can be reviewed from View/Results (for EnCase 7) or View/Artifacts (for EnCase 8). You will see the name of the evidence and the Internet category, click the adjacent hyperlink and the artefacts should be displayed. These are separated by browser and artefact type.Regards (@pbobby) Estimable Member Joined: 16 years ago Posts: 239 I have already grabbed the drive, but when I am looking through the folders there is temporary internet files and history but there is nothing in them, how do I see them?You may not be looking in the right place. (@jimmysparrow) Active Member Joined: 6 years ago Posts: 6 Topic starter 20/03/2019 3:55 pm HI,There is not much to go on in the post, are you looking to manually review the temporary internet files or want EnCase to process for them. Also what browser are you investigating and for which operating system?If you want EnCase to automate the parsing of internet artefacts (including the internet cache) this can be achieved using the Evidence Processor (assuming version 7 / 8 )Once processed the results can be reviewed from View/Results (for EnCase 7) or View/Artifacts (for EnCase 8). You will see the name of the evidence and the Internet category, click the adjacent hyperlink and the artefacts should be displayed. These are separated by browser and artefact type.RegardsHi, I am manually looking to see the browser history of possibly google chrome, firefox, and IE. I already ran the process with internet cache checked. I am on Encase v.807. On downloads it just says WebCacheV01.dat, and in "History", allthe file names just say History (@hommy0) Trusted Member Joined: 14 years ago Posts: 98 EnCase will display the file as webcacheV01.dat since that is where current versions of internet explorer and edge keep its records relating to browsing activity.Under the category of Internet Explorer/History (for example) you will see history records; cookies; and downloads. The adjacent table will display the individual records, scrolling to the end of the table and you should see the record contents (URL etc) if any column is missing these can be activated using the show columns drop-down.The cache for IE will reference the file name of the object in

EnCASE Kiosk for PC & MacsStep 1: Install LockDown BrowserDownload appropriate install file:​Windows – Student editionmacOS – Student and Lab Windows – Lab Edition & MSI installer (contact HelpDesk@CerticaSolutions.com to request file)​Run installation file following on-screen instructions.​Click Finish when completed.​Step 2: Configure enCASE KioskContact HelpDesk@CerticaSolutions.com to configure settings in enCASE. Remote proctoring using Zoom, Google Meet or GoToMeeting may also be configured at this time.​When configuring the Kiosk settings in enCASE, the support team will also share a short practice assessment to your district​.Testing with enCASE Secure Kiosk​​View the enCASE Kiosk for PC & Mac help topic to learn more about managing this feature. ​Step 3: Test enCASE KioskSchedule the test for one or more classes.​​Students will login to enCASE like they typically would for a CASE assessment.​Launch the test Testing with enCASE Secure Kiosk.​Complete and submit the test, then exit enCASE.​enCASE Kiosk mode is successfully setup if the students can launch and complete the test.​enCASE Kiosk for District-Managed ChromebooksStep 1: Deploy enCASE Kiosk to Student Devices.Sign into Google Admin Console.Select Devices > Chrome; then, select Apps & Extensions > KioskSelect organizational unit, then click + and select Add Chrome App by Extension or IDEnter the following ID: ijlinojlmlhnbpamamkfmjidmdbnecncClick Save.Step 2: Configure enCASE kioskContact HelpDesk@CerticaSolutions.com to configure the settings in enCASEWhen configuring the Kiosk settings in enCASE, the support team will also share a short practice assessment to your district.Testing with enCASE Secure KioskView the enCASE Kiosk for Chromebooks help topic to learn more about managing this feature.Step 3: Test enCASE KioskSchedule the test for one or more classes.Students will select the enCASE icon from the Chromebook Apps menu in the system tray, then login as they typically would for a CASE Assessment.Launch the test Testing with enCASE Secure KioskComplete and submit the test, then exit enCASE.enCASE Kiosk mode is successfully setup if the students can launch and complete the test.

The cache, and also at the end of the table will be URL information.On the lower view pane, there is a Fields tab that will also show the record information.If the browser types Mozilla 3 (windows/Mac); Mozilla (windows/Mac); and Chrome (windows) are missing your user might not have been using Firefox or Chrome. EnCase will identify artifacts for supported browsers, there is no manual selection. A manually check of the User profile and program files may help confirm if these additional browsers are in use.Could you post a screen capture of what encase is showing you?Regards (@jimmysparrow) Active Member Joined: 6 years ago Posts: 6 Topic starter 20/03/2019 4:37 pm EnCase will display the file as webcacheV01.dat since that is where current versions of internet explorer and edge keep its records relating to browsing activity.Under the category of Internet Explorer/History (for example) you will see history records; cookies; and downloads. The adjacent table will display the individual records, scrolling to the end of the table and you should see the record contents (URL etc) if any column is missing these can be activated using the show columns drop-down.The cache for IE will reference the file name of the object in the cache, and also at the end of the table will be URL information.On the lower view pane, there is a Fields tab that will also show the record information.If the browser types Mozilla 3 (windows/Mac); Mozilla (windows/Mac); and Chrome (windows) are missing your user might not have been using Firefox or Chrome. EnCase will identify artifacts for supported browsers, there is no manual selection. A manually check of the User profile and program files may help confirm if these additional browsers are in use.Could you post a screen capture of what encase is showing you?Regards is what i am looking at, I appreciate your help (@hommy0) Trusted Member Joined: 14 years ago Posts: 98 The screen capture helps a lot.So it looks like you have Internet Explorer (not unexpected); and Google ChromeWhat is being highlighted in the screen capture is the Google Chrome history. The file is called History since the SQLite database that stores Chrome history is called "History" and EnCase has parsed each record from that database. If you scroll across that table you should see the URL information, or using Fields on the lower view pane (2 tabs across from Picture).The table is dynamic and the scroll bar continue to adjust, just release it and it may have additional content.If in the table if you think columns are missing use the show columns drop-down and turn on columnsRegards (@jimmysparrow) Active Member Joined: 6 years ago Posts: 6 Topic starter 20/03/2019 5:01 pm Oh wow, I feel really dumb now. I just didn't scroll bar over, another question do you have problems grabbing internet artifacts on SSDs? I ran the process on a SSD and it didn't grab anything. (@hommy0) Trusted Member Joined: 14 years ago Posts: 98 All good!!Not normally an issue, I have captured internet

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Older version made the user export these New version separates them from the updatable area Saved per user – AppData area for that particular user 12 Configuration Files - 2 Location Program Files – EnCase InstallationC:\Program Files\EnCase7\Config Created by the installer and are NOT modified Remain the same forever User Data C:\Users|\Documents\EnCase User-created files not EnCase version or install specific Backup user data (CaseBackup files, user keys, user created conditions, filters, templates, index, raw searches) User Application Data C:\Users|\AppData\Roamine\EnCase\EnCase7-1 Configuration and user temp files that pertain to a specific user installation folder of EnCase Local.ini, viewers.ini, modification to filetypes.ini 13 Configuration Files - 3 Location Global Application DataC:\ProgramData\EnCase Contains the files that are for the configuration of EnCase regardless of user NAS Report Template Images Noise Files (for indexing) Shared Files Folder Pointed to a folder where shared files are kept EnScript modules Searches Conditions File types, text styles and keys 14 Device/Evidence CacheStares the results of the EnCase Evidence Processor Performs processes Signature analysis Hash analysis Indexing Stores Cache based on GUID GUID associated with each device and/or evidence with the case Default C:\Users\\Documents\EnCase\EvidenceCach e\ Created when evidence is added 15 Evidence Cache Folder Contains – results for a device Cache IndexEvidence Processor \Users\\Documents\EnCase\Evidence Cache\ (win7 up) \Documents and Settings\\My Documents\EnCase\Evidence Cache\ Hashes CRC – 32 MD5 – 128 SHA 16 DOL Disclaimer and CCBYThis workforce product was funded by a grant awarded by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Employment and Training Administration. The product was created by the

Presentation on theme: "Chapter 5 EnCase Concepts."— Presentation transcript: 1 Chapter 5 EnCase Concepts 2 Within EnCase You can: Acquire forensically sound dataSearch and find data even though a suspect may have tried to hide it or deleted it Transfer/share case analytics with others Produce and manipulate reports Analyze many different file formats and devices Manage large amounts of data 3 EnCase Evidence File Evidence extension Forensically Sound.E01 – legacy (v6) .Ex01 – current (v7) Stores data differently than v6 Specs on Guidance Software site Forensically Sound MD5 and SHA-1 – physical drive of volume Files as well One or the other, both or none CRC – after every block 4 EnCase Files - 1 Header Entered by the investigatorAdministrative information Segment size Number of segments Compressed or not, name, notes and passwords One header per evidence file Automatically compressed even if the evidence is not 5 EnCase Files - 2 CRC Works like MD5 and SHA-1Takes less processing power so it is quicker, but there are many less options before a “collision” Most HDs have a CRC per sector. If they don’t match then there is an error (disk error) CRC is present after each data block in EnCase if not compressed If compressed the validation is within the compression/decompression process 6 EnCase Files - 3 Evidence File Format Exact bit-for-bit copyInformation entered by the user is in the header Every byte of each data is verified with CRC Default size of data block is 64 sectors MD5 calculated