Quick update
It’s been a while since my last post, and several things have happened since then…. for instance the release of version 0.52 of log2timeline. I will publish another blog post detailing the difference between version 0.51 and 0.52, such as the use of l2t_process a new tool released alongside log2timeline.
I will also be talking at the upcoming SANS Forensics and Incident Response Summit in Austin, Texas. I’m going to be discussing the release of version 0.60 of log2timeline (stay tuned), which I’m working hard at getting ready (the reason for the few blog posts lately). There will be a lot of great talks at the summit, so I urge you to check it out…
And the nominees for the Forensic4Cast awards has been posted, and for some obscure reason someone decided to nominate log2timeline as the best computer forensics software. I’m honored that the tool got nominated, something that was really a surprise to me, and given the competition (FTK and Encase) the tool is really up against giants in the field.