Volatility Cheat Sheet

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Überblick

Volatility ist ein fortschrittliches Memory-Forensik-Framework, das in Python geschrieben wurde und eine umfassende Plattform zur Extraktion digitaler Artefakte aus flüchtigem Speicher (RAM) bietet. Entwickelt von der Volatility Foundation, ermöglicht dieses leistungsstarke Tool digitalen Forensikern, Incident-Respondern und Malware-Analysten, Speicherabbilder von Windows-, Linux-, macOS- und Android-Systemen zu analysieren. Volatility kann eine breite Palette von Informationen extrahieren, einschließlich laufender Prozesse, Netzwerkverbindungen, geladener Module, Registrierungsdaten, zwischengespeicherter Dateien, Verschlüsselungsschlüssel und Beweise für Malware-Aktivitäten. Seine Plugin-basierte Architektur macht es hochgradig erweiterbar und ermöglicht Forschern, maßgeschneiderte Analysemodule für spezifische Untersuchungsbedürfnisse zu entwickeln.

⚠️ Rechtshinweis: Volatility sollte nur für legitime forensische Analysen, Incident Response und autorisierte Sicherheitsforschung verwendet werden. Stellen Sie sicher, dass Sie die entsprechende rechtliche Autorität haben, bevor Sie Speicherabbilder analysieren, und befolgen Sie die Datenhandhabungs- und Datenschutzrichtlinien Ihrer Organisation.

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Install via pip (Python 3.6+)

pip3 install volatility3

Install from GitHub (latest development version)

git clone https://github.com/volatilityfoundation/volatility3.git cd volatility3 pip3 install -r requirements.txt python3 setup.py install

Verify installation

vol -h

Install additional dependencies

pip3 install yara-python pycryptodome capstone distorm3

### Volatility 2 Installation (Legacy)
```bash
# Install Volatility 2 (Python 2.7)
git clone https://github.com/volatilityfoundation/volatility.git
cd volatility
python2 setup.py install

# Install dependencies
pip2 install distorm3 yara-python pycrypto openpyxl ujson

# Verify installation
python2 vol.py -h

# Create alias for easier usage
echo 'alias vol2="python2 /path/to/volatility/vol.py"' >> ~/.bashrc

Docker Installation

# Pull Volatility Docker image
docker pull phocean/volatility

# Run Volatility in Docker
docker run --rm -v $(pwd):/dumps phocean/volatility -f /dumps/memory.dmp imageinfo

# Create alias for Docker usage
echo 'alias vol="docker run --rm -v $(pwd):/dumps phocean/volatility"' >> ~/.bashrc
source ~/.bashrc

# Run with specific memory dump
vol -f memory.dmp --profile=Win7SP1x64 pslist

Ubuntu/Debian Installation

# Install from package repository
sudo apt update
sudo apt install volatility3-tools

# Install additional tools
sudo apt install python3-pip python3-dev build-essential
pip3 install volatility3

# Install legacy Volatility 2
sudo apt install volatility-tools

# Verify installations
vol -h
volatility -h

Windows Installation

# Download standalone executable from GitHub releases
# https://github.com/volatilityfoundation/volatility3/releases

# Or install via Python
pip install volatility3

# Install Python dependencies
pip install yara-python pycryptodome capstone distorm3

# Verify installation
vol.exe -h

Basic Usage

Memory Dump Analysis Workflow

# Step 1: Identify the operating system and version
vol -f memory.dmp windows.info

# Step 2: List running processes
vol -f memory.dmp windows.pslist

# Step 3: Analyze network connections
vol -f memory.dmp windows.netstat

# Step 4: Examine loaded modules
vol -f memory.dmp windows.modules

# Step 5: Check for malicious processes
vol -f memory.dmp windows.malfind

# Step 6: Extract suspicious files
vol -f memory.dmp windows.dumpfiles --pid 1234

Volatility 2 Legacy Commands

# Identify image information (Volatility 2)
vol2 -f memory.dmp imageinfo

# Use specific profile
vol2 -f memory.dmp --profile=Win7SP1x64 pslist

# List available plugins
vol2 --info

# Get plugin help
vol2 pslist -h

Basic System Information

# Get system information (Vol 3)
vol -f memory.dmp windows.info

# Get system information (Vol 2)
vol2 -f memory.dmp --profile=Win7SP1x64 imageinfo

# Check system uptime
vol -f memory.dmp windows.info|grep "System time"

# Get kernel information
vol -f memory.dmp windows.info|grep "Kernel"

# Check for hibernation file
vol -f memory.dmp windows.info|grep "hibernation"

Process Analysis

Process Listing and Analysis

# List all processes (Vol 3)
vol -f memory.dmp windows.pslist

# List processes with parent-child relationships
vol -f memory.dmp windows.pstree

# Show process command lines
vol -f memory.dmp windows.cmdline

# List processes with detailed information
vol -f memory.dmp windows.pslist --pid 1234

# Find hidden processes
vol -f memory.dmp windows.psxview

# Scan for process objects
vol -f memory.dmp windows.psscan

Process Memory Analysis

# Dump process memory
vol -f memory.dmp windows.memmap --pid 1234 --dump

# Extract process executable
vol -f memory.dmp windows.procdump --pid 1234

# Analyze process handles
vol -f memory.dmp windows.handles --pid 1234

# Check process privileges
vol -f memory.dmp windows.privileges --pid 1234

# Examine process environment variables
vol -f memory.dmp windows.envars --pid 1234

# Analyze process VAD (Virtual Address Descriptor)
vol -f memory.dmp windows.vadinfo --pid 1234

Malware Detection

# Detect code injection
vol -f memory.dmp windows.malfind

# Scan for YARA rules
vol -f memory.dmp yarascan --yara-rules malware_rules.yar

# Check for API hooks
vol -f memory.dmp windows.apihooks

# Detect rootkits
vol -f memory.dmp windows.ssdt

# Find suspicious processes
vol -f memory.dmp windows.psxview|grep False

# Check for process hollowing
vol -f memory.dmp windows.hollowfind

Network Analysis

Network Connections

# List network connections (Vol 3)
vol -f memory.dmp windows.netstat

# List network connections (Vol 2)
vol2 -f memory.dmp --profile=Win7SP1x64 netscan

# Show listening sockets
vol -f memory.dmp windows.netstat|grep LISTEN

# Find connections by process
vol -f memory.dmp windows.netstat --pid 1234

# Analyze network artifacts
vol -f memory.dmp windows.netscan

# Extract network configuration
vol -f memory.dmp windows.netstat -v

DNS and Network Artifacts

# Extract DNS cache (Vol 2)
vol2 -f memory.dmp --profile=Win7SP1x64 dnscache

# Find network-related strings
vol -f memory.dmp windows.strings|grep -E "(http|ftp|smtp|dns)"

# Analyze browser artifacts
vol -f memory.dmp windows.iehistory

# Extract network configuration
vol -f memory.dmp windows.netstat --verbose

File System Analysis

File and Directory Analysis

# List files (Vol 3)
vol -f memory.dmp windows.filescan

# List files (Vol 2)
vol2 -f memory.dmp --profile=Win7SP1x64 filescan

# Dump specific files
vol -f memory.dmp windows.dumpfiles --virtaddr 0x12345678

# Find files by name
vol -f memory.dmp windows.filescan|grep "malware.exe"

# Extract MFT records
vol -f memory.dmp windows.mftscan

# Analyze file handles
vol -f memory.dmp windows.handles --object-type File

Registry Analysis

# List registry hives
vol -f memory.dmp windows.registry.hivelist

# Print registry keys
vol -f memory.dmp windows.registry.printkey --key "Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Run"

# Dump registry hive
vol -f memory.dmp windows.registry.hivescan --dump

# Extract user assist data
vol -f memory.dmp windows.registry.userassist

# Analyze registry artifacts
vol -f memory.dmp windows.registry.printkey --key "SYSTEM\\CurrentControlSet\\Services"

# Find registry keys by pattern
vol -f memory.dmp windows.registry.printkey --key "Software" --recurse|grep -i malware

Advanced Analysis

Memory Strings Analysis

# Extract ASCII strings
vol -f memory.dmp windows.strings

# Extract Unicode strings
vol -f memory.dmp windows.strings --strings-file strings.txt

# Search for specific patterns
vol -f memory.dmp windows.strings|grep -i "password"

# Extract strings from specific process
vol -f memory.dmp windows.strings --pid 1234

# Find URLs and domains
vol -f memory.dmp windows.strings|grep -E "(http|https|ftp)://[^\s]+"

# Search for email addresses
vol -f memory.dmp windows.strings|grep -E "[a-zA-Z0-9._%+-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9.-]+\.[a-zA-Z]\\\\{2,\\\\}"

Cryptographic Analysis

# Find encryption keys
vol -f memory.dmp windows.truecryptpassphrase

# Extract cached credentials
vol -f memory.dmp windows.cachedump

# Find LSA secrets
vol -f memory.dmp windows.lsadump

# Extract password hashes
vol -f memory.dmp windows.hashdump

# Find BitLocker keys
vol -f memory.dmp windows.bitlocker

# Analyze cryptographic artifacts
vol -f memory.dmp yarascan --yara-rules crypto_rules.yar

Timeline Analysis

# Create timeline (Vol 2)
vol2 -f memory.dmp --profile=Win7SP1x64 timeliner --output=body --output-file=timeline.body

# Convert to CSV format
vol2 -f memory.dmp --profile=Win7SP1x64 timeliner --output=csv --output-file=timeline.csv

# Analyze specific time range
vol2 -f memory.dmp --profile=Win7SP1x64 timeliner --output=body|grep "2023-12-01"

# Create Mactime timeline
mactime -b timeline.body -d > timeline.txt

# Filter timeline by activity type
grep "m.c" timeline.body > modified_files.txt

Automation Scripts

Comprehensive Memory Analysis

```bash

!/bin/bash

Comprehensive memory analysis using Volatility

MEMORY_DUMP="\(1" OUTPUT_DIR="volatility_analysis_\)(date +%Y%m%d_%H%M%S)" VOLATILITY_CMD="vol"

if [ -z "$MEMORY_DUMP" ]; then echo "Usage: $0 " echo "Example: $0 memory.dmp" exit 1 fi

if [ ! -f "$MEMORY_DUMP" ]; then echo "Error: Memory dump file not found: $MEMORY_DUMP" exit 1 fi

mkdir -p "$OUTPUT_DIR"

Function to run Volatility command with error handling

run_vol_cmd() \\{ local plugin="\(1" local output_file="\)2" local additional_args="$3"

echo "[+] Running $plugin analysis..."

if [ -n "$additional_args" ]; then
    $VOLATILITY_CMD -f "$MEMORY_DUMP" $plugin $additional_args > "$OUTPUT_DIR/$output_file" 2>&1
else
    $VOLATILITY_CMD -f "$MEMORY_DUMP" $plugin > "$OUTPUT_DIR/$output_file" 2>&1
fi

if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
    echo "  [+] $plugin analysis completed: $output_file"
    return 0
else
    echo "  [-] $plugin analysis failed"
    return 1
fi

\\}

Function to analyze system information

analyze_system_info() \\{ echo "[+] Analyzing system information"

run_vol_cmd "windows.info" "system_info.txt"

# Extract key system information
if [ -f "$OUTPUT_DIR/system_info.txt" ]; then
    grep -E "(Kernel|System time|NTBuildLab)" "$OUTPUT_DIR/system_info.txt" > "$OUTPUT_DIR/system_summary.txt"
fi

\\}

Function to analyze processes

analyze_processes() \\{ echo "[+] Analyzing processes"

run_vol_cmd "windows.pslist" "process_list.txt"
run_vol_cmd "windows.pstree" "process_tree.txt"
run_vol_cmd "windows.cmdline" "command_lines.txt"
run_vol_cmd "windows.psxview" "hidden_processes.txt"
run_vol_cmd "windows.malfind" "malicious_code.txt"

# Extract suspicious processes
if [ -f "$OUTPUT_DIR/process_list.txt" ]; then
    # Find processes with suspicious names
    grep -iE "(cmd|powershell|wscript|cscript|rundll32|regsvr32)" "$OUTPUT_DIR/process_list.txt" > "$OUTPUT_DIR/suspicious_processes.txt"

    # Find processes with no parent
    awk '$3 == 0 && NR > 1 \\\\{print\\\\}' "$OUTPUT_DIR/process_list.txt" > "$OUTPUT_DIR/orphan_processes.txt"
fi

\\}

Function to analyze network activity

analyze_network() \\{ echo "[+] Analyzing network activity"

run_vol_cmd "windows.netstat" "network_connections.txt"

# Extract external connections
if [ -f "$OUTPUT_DIR/network_connections.txt" ]; then
    grep -vE "(127\.0\.0\.1|0\.0\.0\.0|::1)" "$OUTPUT_DIR/network_connections.txt" > "$OUTPUT_DIR/external_connections.txt"

    # Extract unique remote IPs
    awk '\\\\{print $3\\\\}' "$OUTPUT_DIR/external_connections.txt"|cut -d: -f1|sort -u > "$OUTPUT_DIR/remote_ips.txt"
fi

\\}

Function to analyze files

analyze_files() \\{ echo "[+] Analyzing files"

run_vol_cmd "windows.filescan" "file_list.txt"

# Find executable files
if [ -f "$OUTPUT_DIR/file_list.txt" ]; then
    grep -iE "\.(exe|dll|sys|bat|cmd|ps1|vbs|js)$" "$OUTPUT_DIR/file_list.txt" > "$OUTPUT_DIR/executable_files.txt"

    # Find files in temp directories
    grep -iE "(temp|tmp|appdata)" "$OUTPUT_DIR/file_list.txt" > "$OUTPUT_DIR/temp_files.txt"
fi

\\}

Function to analyze registry

analyze_registry() \\{ echo "[+] Analyzing registry"

run_vol_cmd "windows.registry.hivelist" "registry_hives.txt"

# Analyze common autostart locations
local autostart_keys=(
    "Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Run"
    "Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\RunOnce"
    "Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\RunServices"
    "Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\RunServicesOnce"
)

for key in "$\\\\{autostart_keys[@]\\\\}"; do
    local safe_key=$(echo "$key"|tr '\\' '_')
    run_vol_cmd "windows.registry.printkey" "registry_$\\\\{safe_key\\\\}.txt" "--key \"$key\""
done

\\}

Function to extract strings

extract_strings() \\{ echo "[+] Extracting strings"

run_vol_cmd "windows.strings" "all_strings.txt"

if [ -f "$OUTPUT_DIR/all_strings.txt" ]; then
    # Extract URLs
    grep -oE "(http|https|ftp)://[^\s]+" "$OUTPUT_DIR/all_strings.txt"|sort -u > "$OUTPUT_DIR/urls.txt"

    # Extract email addresses
    grep -oE "[a-zA-Z0-9._%+-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9.-]+\.[a-zA-Z]\\\\{2,\\\\}" "$OUTPUT_DIR/all_strings.txt"|sort -u > "$OUTPUT_DIR/email_addresses.txt"

    # Extract IP addresses
    grep -oE "([0-9]\\\\{1,3\\\\}\.)\\\\{3\\\\}[0-9]\\\\{1,3\\\\}" "$OUTPUT_DIR/all_strings.txt"|sort -u > "$OUTPUT_DIR/ip_addresses.txt"

    # Extract potential passwords
    grep -iE "(password|passwd|pwd|pass)" "$OUTPUT_DIR/all_strings.txt" > "$OUTPUT_DIR/potential_passwords.txt"
fi

\\}

Function to perform YARA scanning

yara_scan() \\{ echo "[+] Performing YARA scanning"

# Create basic malware detection rules
cat > "$OUTPUT_DIR/basic_malware.yar" << 'EOF'

rule Suspicious_Strings \\{ strings: $s1 = "cmd.exe" nocase $s2 = "powershell" nocase $s3 = "rundll32" nocase $s4 = "regsvr32" nocase $s5 = "wscript" nocase $s6 = "cscript" nocase condition: any of them \\}

rule Network_Indicators \\{ strings: $n1 = "http://" nocase $n2 = "https://" nocase $n3 = "ftp://" nocase $n4 = "tcp://" nocase condition: any of them \\}

rule Crypto_Indicators \\{ strings: $c1 = "AES" nocase $c2 = "RSA" nocase $c3 = "encrypt" nocase $c4 = "decrypt" nocase $c5 = "cipher" nocase condition: any of them \\} EOF

run_vol_cmd "yarascan" "yara_scan_results.txt" "--yara-rules $OUTPUT_DIR/basic_malware.yar"

\\}

Function to generate analysis report

generate_report() \\{ echo "[+] Generating analysis report"

local report_file="$OUTPUT_DIR/analysis_report.html"

cat > "$report_file" << EOF

Volatility Memory Analysis Report

Memory Dump: $(basename "$MEMORY_DUMP")

Analysis Date: $(date)

Output Directory: $OUTPUT_DIR

EOF # Add system information if [ -f "$OUTPUT_DIR/system_summary.txt" ]; then cat >> "$report_file" << EOF

System Information

$(cat "$OUTPUT_DIR/system_summary.txt")

EOF fi # Add suspicious processes if [ -f "$OUTPUT_DIR/suspicious_processes.txt" ] && [ -s "$OUTPUT_DIR/suspicious_processes.txt" ]; then cat >> "$report_file" << EOF

⚠️ Suspicious Processes

$(cat "$OUTPUT_DIR/suspicious_processes.txt")

EOF fi # Add network connections if [ -f "$OUTPUT_DIR/external_connections.txt" ] && [ -s "$OUTPUT_DIR/external_connections.txt" ]; then cat >> "$report_file" << EOF

External Network Connections

$(head -20 "$OUTPUT_DIR/external_connections.txt")

EOF fi # Add URLs found if [ -f "$OUTPUT_DIR/urls.txt" ] && [ -s "$OUTPUT_DIR/urls.txt" ]; then cat >> "$report_file" << EOF

URLs Found

$(head -20 "$OUTPUT_DIR/urls.txt")

EOF fi # Add file summary cat >> "$report_file" << EOF

Analysis Summary

Category	Count	File
Total Processes	$(wc -l < "$OUTPUT_DIR/process_list.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo 0)	process_list.txt
Suspicious Processes	$(wc -l < "$OUTPUT_DIR/suspicious_processes.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo 0)	suspicious_processes.txt
Network Connections	$(wc -l < "$OUTPUT_DIR/network_connections.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo 0)	network_connections.txt
External Connections	$(wc -l < "$OUTPUT_DIR/external_connections.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo 0)	external_connections.txt
Files Found	$(wc -l < "$OUTPUT_DIR/file_list.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo 0)	file_list.txt
URLs Found	$(wc -l < "$OUTPUT_DIR/urls.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo 0)	urls.txt
Email Addresses	$(wc -l < "$OUTPUT_DIR/email_addresses.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo 0)	email_addresses.txt

Generated Files

$(ls -1 "$OUTPUT_DIR"/*.txt "$OUTPUT_DIR"/*.yar 2>/dev/null|while read file; do echo "
• $(basename "$file")
"; done)

EOF

echo "  [+] Analysis report generated: $report_file"

\\}

Function to create investigation summary

create_summary() \\{ echo "[+] Creating investigation summary"

local summary_file="$OUTPUT_DIR/investigation_summary.txt"

cat > "$summary_file" << EOF

Volatility Memory Analysis Summary

Memory Dump: \((basename "\)MEMORY_DUMP") Analysis Date: $(date) Output Directory: $OUTPUT_DIR

Key Findings:

System Information: \((cat "\)OUTPUT_DIR/system_summary.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo "Not available")

Process Analysis: - Total processes: \((wc -l < "\)OUTPUT_DIR/process_list.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo 0) - Suspicious processes: \((wc -l < "\)OUTPUT_DIR/suspicious_processes.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo 0) - Orphan processes: \((wc -l < "\)OUTPUT_DIR/orphan_processes.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo 0)

Network Analysis: - Total connections: \((wc -l < "\)OUTPUT_DIR/network_connections.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo 0) - External connections: \((wc -l < "\)OUTPUT_DIR/external_connections.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo 0) - Unique remote IPs: \((wc -l < "\)OUTPUT_DIR/remote_ips.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo 0)

File Analysis: - Total files: \((wc -l < "\)OUTPUT_DIR/file_list.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo 0) - Executable files: \((wc -l < "\)OUTPUT_DIR/executable_files.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo 0) - Temp files: \((wc -l < "\)OUTPUT_DIR/temp_files.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo 0)

String Analysis: - URLs found: \((wc -l < "\)OUTPUT_DIR/urls.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo 0) - Email addresses: \((wc -l < "\)OUTPUT_DIR/email_addresses.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo 0) - IP addresses: \((wc -l < "\)OUTPUT_DIR/ip_addresses.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo 0)

Recommendations:

1. Review suspicious processes for malicious activity
2. Investigate external network connections
3. Analyze files in temporary directories
4. Check autostart registry entries
5. Correlate findings with system logs and network traffic

Next Steps:

1. Extract and analyze suspicious executables
2. Perform deeper malware analysis if needed
3. Check for persistence mechanisms
4. Validate findings with additional tools
5. Document findings for incident response

Files Generated:

\((ls -1 "\)OUTPUT_DIR"|grep -v ".html$"|sed 's/^/- /') EOF

echo "  [+] Investigation summary created: $summary_file"

\\}

Main execution

echo "[+] Starting comprehensive memory analysis" echo "[+] Memory dump: $MEMORY_DUMP" echo "[+] Output directory: $OUTPUT_DIR"

Check if Volatility is available

if ! command -v $VOLATILITY_CMD &> /dev/null; then echo "[-] Volatility not found. Please install Volatility 3." exit 1 fi

Perform analysis

analyze_system_info analyze_processes analyze_network analyze_files analyze_registry extract_strings yara_scan

Generate reports

generate_report create_summary

echo "[+] Comprehensive memory analysis completed" echo "[+] Results saved in: $OUTPUT_DIR" echo "[+] Open $OUTPUT_DIR/analysis_report.html for detailed report" echo "[+] Review $OUTPUT_DIR/investigation_summary.txt for key findings" ### Malware-Analyse-Automatisierungbash

!/bin/bash

Automated malware analysis using Volatility

MEMORY_DUMP="\(1" MALWARE_DIR="malware_analysis_\)(date +%Y%m%d_%H%M%S)" YARA_RULES_DIR="/opt/yara-rules"

if [ -z "$MEMORY_DUMP" ]; then echo "Usage: $0 " exit 1 fi

mkdir -p "$MALWARE_DIR"

Function to detect process injection

detect_injection() \\{ echo "[+] Detecting process injection"

vol -f "$MEMORY_DUMP" windows.malfind > "$MALWARE_DIR/malfind_results.txt"

# Extract injected code
if [ -s "$MALWARE_DIR/malfind_results.txt" ]; then
    echo "  [+] Potential code injection detected"

    # Extract unique PIDs with injected code
    awk '/Process:/ \\\\{print $2\\\\}' "$MALWARE_DIR/malfind_results.txt"|sort -u > "$MALWARE_DIR/injected_pids.txt"

    # Dump memory for each injected process
    while read pid; do
        echo "  [+] Dumping memory for PID $pid"
        vol -f "$MEMORY_DUMP" windows.memmap --pid "$pid" --dump --output-dir "$MALWARE_DIR/dumps/"
    done < "$MALWARE_DIR/injected_pids.txt"
fi

\\}

Function to analyze suspicious processes

analyze_suspicious_processes() \\{ echo "[+] Analyzing suspicious processes"

# Get process list
vol -f "$MEMORY_DUMP" windows.pslist > "$MALWARE_DIR/process_list.txt"

# Find processes with suspicious characteristics
cat > "$MALWARE_DIR/suspicious_patterns.txt" << 'EOF'

Suspicious process patterns

cmd.exe powershell.exe wscript.exe cscript.exe rundll32.exe regsvr32.exe mshta.exe bitsadmin.exe certutil.exe schtasks.exe EOF

# Search for suspicious processes
while read pattern; do
    if [[ ! "$pattern" =~ ^# ]]; then
        grep -i "$pattern" "$MALWARE_DIR/process_list.txt" >> "$MALWARE_DIR/suspicious_processes.txt"
    fi
done < "$MALWARE_DIR/suspicious_patterns.txt"

# Analyze command lines for suspicious processes
if [ -s "$MALWARE_DIR/suspicious_processes.txt" ]; then
    echo "  [+] Found suspicious processes, analyzing command lines"

    awk '\\\\{print $2\\\\}' "$MALWARE_DIR/suspicious_processes.txt"|while read pid; do
        vol -f "$MEMORY_DUMP" windows.cmdline --pid "$pid" >> "$MALWARE_DIR/suspicious_cmdlines.txt"
    done
fi

\\}

Function to extract and analyze executables

extract_executables() \\{ echo "[+] Extracting suspicious executables"

# Get file list
vol -f "$MEMORY_DUMP" windows.filescan > "$MALWARE_DIR/file_list.txt"

# Find executable files in suspicious locations
grep -iE "(temp|tmp|appdata|programdata).*\.(exe|dll|sys)$" "$MALWARE_DIR/file_list.txt" > "$MALWARE_DIR/suspicious_files.txt"

# Extract suspicious files
if [ -s "$MALWARE_DIR/suspicious_files.txt" ]; then
    echo "  [+] Extracting suspicious files"

    mkdir -p "$MALWARE_DIR/extracted_files"

    while read line; do
        local offset=$(echo "$line"|awk '\\\\{print $1\\\\}')
        local filename=$(echo "$line"|awk '\\\\{print $NF\\\\}'|tr '\\' '_')

        vol -f "$MEMORY_DUMP" windows.dumpfiles --virtaddr "$offset" --output-dir "$MALWARE_DIR/extracted_files/"
    done < "$MALWARE_DIR/suspicious_files.txt"
fi

\\}

Function to perform YARA scanning

perform_yara_scan() \\{ echo "[+] Performing YARA scanning"

# Create comprehensive malware detection rules
cat > "$MALWARE_DIR/malware_detection.yar" << 'EOF'

rule Suspicious_API_Calls \\{ strings: $api1 = "VirtualAlloc" nocase $api2 = "VirtualProtect" nocase $api3 = "CreateRemoteThread" nocase $api4 = "WriteProcessMemory" nocase $api5 = "ReadProcessMemory" nocase $api6 = "SetWindowsHookEx" nocase $api7 = "GetProcAddress" nocase $api8 = "LoadLibrary" nocase condition: 3 of them \\}

rule Network_Communication \\{ strings: $net1 = "WinINet" nocase $net2 = "URLDownloadToFile" nocase $net3 = "InternetOpen" nocase $net4 = "InternetConnect" nocase $net5 = "HttpOpenRequest" nocase $net6 = "send" nocase $net7 = "recv" nocase $net8 = "WSAStartup" nocase condition: 2 of them \\}

rule Persistence_Mechanisms \\{ strings: $reg1 = "SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run" nocase $reg2 = "SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnce" nocase $svc1 = "CreateService" nocase $svc2 = "StartService" nocase $task1 = "schtasks" nocase $task2 = "at.exe" nocase condition: any of them \\}

rule Evasion_Techniques \\{ strings: $eva1 = "IsDebuggerPresent" nocase $eva2 = "CheckRemoteDebuggerPresent" nocase $eva3 = "OutputDebugString" nocase $eva4 = "GetTickCount" nocase $eva5 = "Sleep" nocase $eva6 = "VirtualQuery" nocase condition: 2 of them \\}

rule Encryption_Indicators \\{ strings: $cry1 = "CryptAcquireContext" nocase $cry2 = "CryptCreateHash" nocase $cry3 = "CryptEncrypt" nocase $cry4 = "CryptDecrypt" nocase $cry5 = "CryptGenKey" nocase $cry6 = "AES" nocase $cry7 = "RSA" nocase $cry8 = "MD5" nocase $cry9 = "SHA" nocase condition: 2 of them \\} EOF

# Perform YARA scan
vol -f "$MEMORY_DUMP" yarascan --yara-rules "$MALWARE_DIR/malware_detection.yar" > "$MALWARE_DIR/yara_results.txt"

# Use external YARA rules if available
if [ -d "$YARA_RULES_DIR" ]; then
    echo "  [+] Scanning with external YARA rules"

    find "$YARA_RULES_DIR" -name "*.yar" -o -name "*.yara"|while read rule_file; do
        local rule_name=$(basename "$rule_file" .yar)
        vol -f "$MEMORY_DUMP" yarascan --yara-rules "$rule_file" > "$MALWARE_DIR/yara_$\\\\{rule_name\\\\}.txt"
    done
fi

\\}

Function to analyze network artifacts

analyze_network_artifacts() \\{ echo "[+] Analyzing network artifacts"

# Get network connections
vol -f "$MEMORY_DUMP" windows.netstat > "$MALWARE_DIR/network_connections.txt"

# Extract external IPs
grep -vE "(127\.0\.0\.1|0\.0\.0\.0|::1|192\.168\.|10\.|172\.1[6-9]\.|172\.2[0-9]\.|172\.3[0-1]\.)" "$MALWARE_DIR/network_connections.txt" > "$MALWARE_DIR/external_connections.txt"

# Extract unique remote IPs
awk '\\\\{print $3\\\\}' "$MALWARE_DIR/external_connections.txt"|cut -d: -f1|sort -u > "$MALWARE_DIR/remote_ips.txt"

# Analyze remote IPs
if [ -s "$MALWARE_DIR/remote_ips.txt" ]; then
    echo "  [+] Analyzing remote IP addresses"

    while read ip; do
        echo "Analyzing IP: $ip" >> "$MALWARE_DIR/ip_analysis.txt"

        # Perform reverse DNS lookup
        local hostname=$(dig +short -x "$ip" 2>/dev/null|head -1)
        echo "  Hostname: $\\\\{hostname:-No PTR record\\\\}" >> "$MALWARE_DIR/ip_analysis.txt"

        # Check if IP is in known malicious ranges (basic check)
        if [[ "$ip" =~ ^(185\.159\.|91\.121\.|5\.196\.) ]]; then
            echo "  WARNING: IP in potentially suspicious range" >> "$MALWARE_DIR/ip_analysis.txt"
        fi

        echo "---" >> "$MALWARE_DIR/ip_analysis.txt"
    done < "$MALWARE_DIR/remote_ips.txt"
fi

\\}

Function to check for rootkit indicators

check_rootkit_indicators() \\{ echo "[+] Checking for rootkit indicators"

# Check SSDT hooks
vol -f "$MEMORY_DUMP" windows.ssdt > "$MALWARE_DIR/ssdt_hooks.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo "SSDT analysis not available"

# Check for hidden processes
vol -f "$MEMORY_DUMP" windows.psxview > "$MALWARE_DIR/hidden_processes.txt"

# Find processes that are hidden from certain detection methods
grep "False" "$MALWARE_DIR/hidden_processes.txt" > "$MALWARE_DIR/potentially_hidden.txt"

# Check for API hooks
vol -f "$MEMORY_DUMP" windows.apihooks > "$MALWARE_DIR/api_hooks.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo "API hooks analysis not available"

\\}

Function to generate malware analysis report

generate_malware_report() \\{ echo "[+] Generating malware analysis report"

local report_file="$MALWARE_DIR/malware_analysis_report.html"

cat > "$report_file" << EOF

🔍 Malware Analysis Report

Memory Dump: $(basename "$MEMORY_DUMP")

Analysis Date: $(date)

Analyst: Volatility Automated Analysis

EOF # Add executive summary cat >> "$report_file" << EOF

📋 Executive Summary

Indicator	Count	Risk Level
Suspicious Processes	$(wc -l < "$MALWARE_DIR/suspicious_processes.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo 0)	$([ $(wc -l < "$MALWARE_DIR/suspicious_processes.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo 0) -gt 0 ] && echo "High"||echo "Low")
Code Injection Detected	$(grep -c "Process:" "$MALWARE_DIR/malfind_results.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo 0)	$([ $(grep -c "Process:" "$MALWARE_DIR/malfind_results.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo 0) -gt 0 ] && echo "Critical"||echo "Low")
External Connections	$(wc -l < "$MALWARE_DIR/external_connections.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo 0)	$([ $(wc -l < "$MALWARE_DIR/external_connections.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo 0) -gt 5 ] && echo "Medium"||echo "Low")
Hidden Processes	$(wc -l < "$MALWARE_DIR/potentially_hidden.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo 0)	$([ $(wc -l < "$MALWARE_DIR/potentially_hidden.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo 0) -gt 0 ] && echo "High"||echo "Low")

EOF # Add code injection findings if [ -s "$MALWARE_DIR/malfind_results.txt" ]; then cat >> "$report_file" << EOF

🚨 Code Injection Detected

Potential code injection has been detected in the following processes:

$(head -50 "$MALWARE_DIR/malfind_results.txt")

EOF fi # Add suspicious processes if [ -s "$MALWARE_DIR/suspicious_processes.txt" ]; then cat >> "$report_file" << EOF

⚠️ Suspicious Processes

$(cat "$MALWARE_DIR/suspicious_processes.txt")

EOF fi # Add network analysis if [ -s "$MALWARE_DIR/external_connections.txt" ]; then cat >> "$report_file" << EOF

🌐 External Network Connections

$(head -20 "$MALWARE_DIR/external_connections.txt")

EOF fi # Add YARA results if [ -s "$MALWARE_DIR/yara_results.txt" ]; then cat >> "$report_file" << EOF

🔍 YARA Detection Results

$(cat "$MALWARE_DIR/yara_results.txt")

EOF fi # Add recommendations cat >> "$report_file" << EOF

📝 Recommendations

1. Immediate Actions:
   • Isolate affected systems from the network
   • Preserve memory dumps and disk images for further analysis
   • Check for lateral movement indicators
2. Investigation:
   • Analyze extracted executables with static analysis tools
   • Correlate network connections with firewall logs
   • Check for persistence mechanisms in registry and file system
3. Remediation:
   • Remove identified malicious processes and files
   • Update antivirus signatures and endpoint protection
   • Implement network monitoring for identified IOCs

📁 Generated Files

$(ls -1 "$MALWARE_DIR"|grep -v "\.html$"|while read file; do echo "
• $file
"; done)

EOF

echo "  [+] Malware analysis report generated: $report_file"

\\}

Main execution

echo "[+] Starting automated malware analysis" echo "[+] Memory dump: $MEMORY_DUMP" echo "[+] Output directory: $MALWARE_DIR"

Perform malware analysis

detect_injection analyze_suspicious_processes extract_executables perform_yara_scan analyze_network_artifacts check_rootkit_indicators

Generate report

generate_malware_report

echo "[+] Automated malware analysis completed" echo "[+] Results saved in: $MALWARE_DIR" echo "[+] Open $MALWARE_DIR/malware_analysis_report.html for detailed findings"

Display summary

echo "" echo "=== ANALYSIS SUMMARY ===" echo "Suspicious processes: \((wc -l < "\)MALWARE_DIR/suspicious_processes.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo 0)" echo "Code injection detected: \((grep -c "Process:" "\)MALWARE_DIR/malfind_results.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo 0)" echo "External connections: \((wc -l < "\)MALWARE_DIR/external_connections.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo 0)" echo "Hidden processes: \((wc -l < "\)MALWARE_DIR/potentially_hidden.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo 0)" echo "========================" ### Zeitachsen-Analysebash

!/bin/bash

Timeline analysis using Volatility

MEMORY_DUMP="\(1" TIMELINE_DIR="timeline_analysis_\)(date +%Y%m%d_%H%M%S)"

if [ -z "$MEMORY_DUMP" ]; then echo "Usage: $0 " exit 1 fi

mkdir -p "$TIMELINE_DIR"

Function to create comprehensive timeline

create_timeline() \\{ echo "[+] Creating comprehensive timeline"

# Note: Timeline functionality varies between Volatility versions
# This example shows both Vol2 and Vol3 approaches

# For Volatility 2 (if available)
if command -v vol2 &> /dev/null; then
    echo "  [+] Creating timeline with Volatility 2"

    # Determine profile first
    local profile=$(vol2 -f "$MEMORY_DUMP" imageinfo|grep "Suggested Profile"|head -1|awk '\\\\{print $4\\\\}'|tr -d ',')

    if [ -n "$profile" ]; then
        # Create body file
        vol2 -f "$MEMORY_DUMP" --profile="$profile" timeliner --output=body --output-file="$TIMELINE_DIR/timeline.body"

        # Convert to readable format
        if [ -f "$TIMELINE_DIR/timeline.body" ]; then
            mactime -b "$TIMELINE_DIR/timeline.body" -d > "$TIMELINE_DIR/timeline_readable.txt"
        fi
    fi
fi

# Alternative approach: Extract timestamps from various sources
echo "  [+] Extracting timestamps from various sources"

# Process creation times
vol -f "$MEMORY_DUMP" windows.pslist > "$TIMELINE_DIR/process_times.txt"

# File modification times
vol -f "$MEMORY_DUMP" windows.filescan > "$TIMELINE_DIR/file_times.txt"

# Registry timestamps (if available)
vol -f "$MEMORY_DUMP" windows.registry.hivelist > "$TIMELINE_DIR/registry_times.txt"

\\}

Function to analyze process timeline

analyze_process_timeline() \\{ echo "[+] Analyzing process timeline"

# Extract process creation times and sort chronologically
awk 'NR>1 \\\\{print $6, $7, $2, $3, $4\\\\}' "$TIMELINE_DIR/process_times.txt"|sort > "$TIMELINE_DIR/process_chronology.txt"

# Find processes created in quick succession (potential malware)
cat > "$TIMELINE_DIR/rapid_process_creation.py" << 'EOF'

!/usr/bin/env python3

import sys from datetime import datetime

def parse_timestamp(ts_str): try: return datetime.strptime(ts_str, "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S") except: return None

def analyze_rapid_creation(filename): processes = []

with open(filename, 'r') as f:
    for line in f:
        parts = line.strip().split()
        if len(parts) >= 5:
            date_str = parts[0]
            time_str = parts[1]
            pid = parts[2]
            ppid = parts[3]
            name = parts[4]

            timestamp = parse_timestamp(f"\\\\{date_str\\\\} \\\\{time_str\\\\}")
            if timestamp:
                processes.append((timestamp, pid, ppid, name))

# Sort by timestamp
processes.sort(key=lambda x: x[0])

# Find rapid succession (within 10 seconds)
rapid_groups = []
current_group = []

for i, (ts, pid, ppid, name) in enumerate(processes):
    if not current_group:
        current_group = [(ts, pid, ppid, name)]
    else:
        time_diff = (ts - current_group[-1][0]).total_seconds()
        if time_diff <= 10:
            current_group.append((ts, pid, ppid, name))
        else:
            if len(current_group) >= 3:
                rapid_groups.append(current_group)
            current_group = [(ts, pid, ppid, name)]

# Check last group
if len(current_group) >= 3:
    rapid_groups.append(current_group)

return rapid_groups

if name == "main": if len(sys.argv) != 2: print("Usage: python3 rapid_process_creation.py ") sys.exit(1)

rapid_groups = analyze_rapid_creation(sys.argv[1])

if rapid_groups:
    print("Rapid Process Creation Detected:")
    print("=" * 50)

    for i, group in enumerate(rapid_groups):
        print(f"\nGroup \\\\{i+1\\\\} (\\\\{len(group)\\\\} processes):")
        for ts, pid, ppid, name in group:
            print(f"  \\\\{ts\\\\} - PID:\\\\{pid\\\\} PPID:\\\\{ppid\\\\} \\\\{name\\\\}")
else:
    print("No rapid process creation patterns detected.")

EOF

python3 "$TIMELINE_DIR/rapid_process_creation.py" "$TIMELINE_DIR/process_chronology.txt" > "$TIMELINE_DIR/rapid_creation_analysis.txt"

\\}

Function to create visual timeline

create_visual_timeline() \\{ echo "[+] Creating visual timeline"

cat > "$TIMELINE_DIR/create_timeline_chart.py" << 'EOF'

!/usr/bin/env python3

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt import matplotlib.dates as mdates from datetime import datetime import sys

def create_timeline_chart(process_file, output_file): timestamps = [] processes = []

try:
    with open(process_file, 'r') as f:
        for line in f:
            parts = line.strip().split()
            if len(parts) >= 5:
                try:
                    date_str = parts[0]
                    time_str = parts[1]
                    name = parts[4]

                    timestamp = datetime.strptime(f"\\\\{date_str\\\\} \\\\{time_str\\\\}", "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")
                    timestamps.append(timestamp)
                    processes.append(name)
                except:
                    continue

    if not timestamps:
        print("No valid timestamps found")
        return

    # Create timeline chart
    fig, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(15, 8))

    # Plot process creation events
    y_positions = range(len(timestamps))
    ax.scatter(timestamps, y_positions, alpha=0.6, s=50)

    # Format x-axis
    ax.xaxis.set_major_formatter(mdates.DateFormatter('%H:%M:%S'))
    ax.xaxis.set_major_locator(mdates.HourLocator(interval=1))
    plt.xticks(rotation=45)

    # Add labels
    ax.set_xlabel('Time')
    ax.set_ylabel('Process Creation Events')
    ax.set_title('Process Creation Timeline')

    # Add grid
    ax.grid(True, alpha=0.3)

    plt.tight_layout()
    plt.savefig(output_file, dpi=300, bbox_inches='tight')
    print(f"Timeline chart saved: \\\\{output_file\\\\}")

except Exception as e:
    print(f"Error creating timeline chart: \\\\{e\\\\}")

if name == "main": if len(sys.argv) != 3: print("Usage: python3 create_timeline_chart.py ") sys.exit(1)

create_timeline_chart(sys.argv[1], sys.argv[2])

EOF

# Install matplotlib if not available
pip3 install matplotlib &>/dev/null||echo "Warning: matplotlib not available for timeline visualization"

# Create timeline chart
python3 "$TIMELINE_DIR/create_timeline_chart.py" "$TIMELINE_DIR/process_chronology.txt" "$TIMELINE_DIR/process_timeline.png" 2>/dev/null||echo "Timeline visualization skipped"

\\}

Function to correlate events

correlate_events() \\{ echo "[+] Correlating timeline events"

cat > "$TIMELINE_DIR/event_correlation.txt" << EOF

Timeline Event Correlation Analysis

Analysis Date: $(date) Memory Dump: \((basename "\)MEMORY_DUMP")

Process Timeline Analysis: \((cat "\)TIMELINE_DIR/rapid_creation_analysis.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo "No rapid creation patterns detected")

Key Observations:

EOF

# Analyze process parent-child relationships
echo "Process Parent-Child Relationships:" >> "$TIMELINE_DIR/event_correlation.txt"
vol -f "$MEMORY_DUMP" windows.pstree >> "$TIMELINE_DIR/event_correlation.txt"

# Look for suspicious timing patterns
echo "" >> "$TIMELINE_DIR/event_correlation.txt"
echo "Timing Pattern Analysis:" >> "$TIMELINE_DIR/event_correlation.txt"

# Find processes created at unusual times (e.g., outside business hours)
awk 'NR>1 \\\\{
    split($7, time_parts, ":");
    hour = time_parts[1];
    if (hour < 6||hour > 22) \\\\{
        print "Unusual time: " $0;
    \\\\}
\\\\}' "$TIMELINE_DIR/process_times.txt" >> "$TIMELINE_DIR/event_correlation.txt"

\\}

Function to generate timeline report

generate_timeline_report() \\{ echo "[+] Generating timeline analysis report"

local report_file="$TIMELINE_DIR/timeline_report.html"

cat > "$report_file" << EOF

⏰ Timeline Analysis Report

Memory Dump: $(basename "$MEMORY_DUMP")

Analysis Date: $(date)

Timeline Scope: Process creation and system events

EOF # Add timeline visualization if available if [ -f "$TIMELINE_DIR/process_timeline.png" ]; then cat >> "$report_file" << EOF

📊 Process Creation Timeline

EOF fi # Add rapid creation analysis if [ -s "$TIMELINE_DIR/rapid_creation_analysis.txt" ]; then cat >> "$report_file" << EOF

⚡ Rapid Process Creation Analysis

$(cat "$TIMELINE_DIR/rapid_creation_analysis.txt")

EOF fi # Add process chronology cat >> "$report_file" << EOF

📋 Process Chronology

$(head -50 "$TIMELINE_DIR/process_chronology.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo "Process chronology not available")

EOF # Add event correlation if [ -f "$TIMELINE_DIR/event_correlation.txt" ]; then cat >> "$report_file" << EOF

🔗 Event Correlation Analysis

$(cat "$TIMELINE_DIR/event_correlation.txt")

EOF fi # Add summary statistics cat >> "$report_file" << EOF

📈 Timeline Statistics

Metric	Value
Total Processes Analyzed	$(wc -l < "$TIMELINE_DIR/process_times.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo 0)
Chronological Events	$(wc -l < "$TIMELINE_DIR/process_chronology.txt" 2>/dev/null||echo 0)
Timeline Span	$(head -1 "$TIMELINE_DIR/process_chronology.txt" 2>/dev/null|awk '\\\\{print $1, $2\\\\}') to $(tail -1 "$TIMELINE_DIR/process_chronology.txt" 2>/dev/null|awk '\\\\{print $1, $2\\\\}')

📁 Generated Files

$(ls -1 "$TIMELINE_DIR"|grep -v "\.html$"|while read file; do echo "
• $file
"; done)

🎯 Key Findings & Recommendations

• Process Creation Patterns: Review rapid process creation events for potential malware activity
• Timing Analysis: Investigate processes created during unusual hours
• Parent-Child Relationships: Analyze process trees for suspicious spawning patterns
• Correlation: Cross-reference timeline events with network logs and file system changes

EOF

echo "  [+] Timeline analysis report generated: $report_file"

\\}

Main execution

echo "[+] Starting timeline analysis" echo "[+] Memory dump: $MEMORY_DUMP" echo "[+] Output directory: $TIMELINE_DIR"

Perform timeline analysis

create_timeline analyze_process_timeline create_visual_timeline correlate_events

Generate report

generate_timeline_report

echo "[+] Timeline analysis completed" echo "[+] Results saved in: $TIMELINE_DIR" echo "[+] Open $TIMELINE_DIR/timeline_report.html for detailed timeline analysis" ## Integration mit anderen Toolsbash

Use Rekall for additional analysis

rekall -f memory.dmp pslist

Compare Volatility and Rekall results

vol -f memory.dmp windows.pslist > vol_pslist.txt rekall -f memory.dmp pslist > rekall_pslist.txt diff vol_pslist.txt rekall_pslist.txt ### Rekall-Integrationbash

Create custom YARA rules

cat > custom_rules.yar << 'EOF' rule Suspicious_Process_Names \\{ strings: $s1 = "svchost.exe" nocase $s2 = "explorer.exe" nocase $s3 = "winlogon.exe" nocase condition: any of them \\} EOF

Scan memory with YARA rules

vol -f memory.dmp yarascan --yara-rules custom_rules.yar ### YARA-Integrationbash

Extract strings and artifacts with bulk_extractor

bulk_extractor -o bulk_output memory.dmp

Compare with Volatility strings

vol -f memory.dmp windows.strings > vol_strings.txt diff vol_strings.txt bulk_output/telephone.txt ### Bulk Extractor-Integrationbash

Manual profile specification (Vol 2)

vol2 -f memory.dmp --profile=Win10x64_19041 pslist

List available profiles

vol2 --info|grep "Win"

Use kdbgscan for profile detection

vol2 -f memory.dmp kdbgscan #### Probleme bei der Profilidentifikationbash

Check for memory corruption

vol -f memory.dmp windows.info|grep -i corrupt

Use alternative scanning methods

vol -f memory.dmp windows.psscan vol -f memory.dmp windows.filescan #### Speicherkorrumpierungbash

Process large dumps efficiently

vol -f memory.dmp windows.pslist --output-file pslist.txt

Use specific address ranges

vol -f memory.dmp windows.vadinfo --pid 1234 --address 0x12345678 #### Große Speicherabbilderbash

Check plugin availability

vol --list-plugins

Get plugin help

vol windows.pslist -h

Debug plugin execution

vol -f memory.dmp windows.pslist -vv #### Plugin-Fehlerbash

Use output files to avoid re-processing

vol -f memory.dmp windows.pslist -o pslist.txt

Limit output for large datasets

vol -f memory.dmp windows.filescan|head -1000

Use specific PIDs for targeted analysis

vol -f memory.dmp windows.handles --pid 1234

Parallel processing for multiple dumps

for dump in *.dmp; do vol -f "\(dump" windows.pslist > "\)\\{dump%.dmp\\}_pslist.txt" & done wait ```### Leistungsoptimierung https://www.volatilityfoundation.org/- [Volatility Foundation]( https://volatility3.readthedocs.io/- [Volatility 3 Dokumentation]( https://github.com/volatilityfoundation/volatility3- [Volatility GitHub Repository]( https://www.sans.org/white-papers/memory-forensics-volatility/- [Speicherforensik mit Volatility]( https://digital-forensics.sans.org/- [Digitales Forensik-Framework]( https://github.com/Yara-Rules/rules- [YARA-Regelrepository]( https://www.blackhat.com/presentations/bh-dc-07/Walters/Paper/bh-dc-07-walters-WP.pdf- [Speicheranalyse-Techniken](

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Diese Cheat Sheet bietet eine umfassende Referenz zur Verwendung von Volatility für Speicherforensik-Analysen. Stellen Sie immer sicher, dass Sie eine ordnungsgemäße rechtliche Autorisierung haben, bevor Sie Speicherabbilder analysieren, und befolgen Sie die forensischen Verfahren und Beweissicherungsanforderungen Ihrer Organisation.