Recovering file attributes from snapshot
Andy Bair
pab at korelogic.com
Tue Jul 3 15:47:32 EDT 2007
Michael,
What attributes do you want to restore exactly? UID, GID, permissions?
Can you show me some sample data?
Thanks,
Andy
On Tue, Jul 03, 2007 at 02:55:02PM -0400, Michael ODonnell wrote:
>
>
> Andy Bair wrote:
> > FTimes can do what you want.
>
> It can apparently do only half of what I want, the gathering-
> file-attribute-info-beforehand part. But what I need is to be
> able to use that "before" snapshot to actually restore the old
> attributes. None of the (admittedly useful sounding) tools in
> that FTimes suite claims to do that second part:
>
> >ftimes system baselining and evidence collection tool.
> > The primary purpose of FTimes is to gather and/or develop
> > topographical information and attributes about specified
> > directories and files in a manner conducive to intrusion
> > and forensic analysis.
> >
> >ftimes-cmp2dbi preprocesses FTimes compare data for MySQL DB import.
> >
> >ftimes-crv2dbi preprocesses FTimes carve data for MySQL DB import.
> >
> >ftimes-crv2raw carves arbitrary blocks of data and assembles them into
> > raw files.
> >
> >ftimes-dig2ctx extracts context around matched dig strings.
> >
> >ftimes-dig2dbi preprocesses FTimes dig data for MySQL DB import.
> >
> >ftimes-map2dbi preprocesses FTimes map data for MySQL DB import.
> >
> >ftimes-map2mac creates MAC/MACH timelines using FTimes map data.
> >
> >hashdig-bash bashes one HashDig database against another.
> >
> >hashdig-bind binds resolved hashes to filenames.
> >
> >hashdig-dump enumerates a HashDig database.
> >
> >hashdig-filter filters filenames by directory type.
> >
> >hashdig-harvest harvests hashes from one or more files.
> >
> >hashdig-make creates or updates a HashDig database.
> >
> >hashdig-stat produces statistics on HashDig files and databases.
> >
> >hashdig-weed deleted hashes from a HashDig database.
> >
> >hipdig digs for hosts, IPs, passwords, and more...
> >
> >tarmap utility for mapping the files in a tar archive without
> > having to unpack and write them to disk first.
> >
> >hashdig-harvest-sunsolve
> > harvests hashes from a directory of sunsolve output.
> >
> >hashdig-resolve-sunsolve
> > resolves hashes against Sun's Solaris Fingerprint
> > Database.
>
>
> > If you need more help, please give me a shout.
>
> OK... "Hey! Andy!"
>
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