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ForensicTools/Hotaru-475_2141-Edwards

Hotaru visualizes the contents of a drive. It provides a quick way to see where large amounts of certain file types are located, as well as showing where large amounts of files have been deleted.  It will also potentially provide a timeline of changes on the drive.

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ForensicTools/TimeStampMapper-475_2141-Thurston

This tool will recursively navigate through a flie system and record the created, modified, and access times and then place them on a time line for easy viewing capabilities.  Possibly going to be able to access the individual files from the timeline.

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ForensicTools/GRREAT-475_2141-Chaigon-Failey-Siebert

GRREAT is a tool written in Python that will integrate with Google GRR. It will allow the user to hash the contents of a box with a piecewise algorithm and store the hashes. The user could later hash the contents again to determine what has been changed and the extent of those changes.

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ForensicTools/Talon-475_2141-Eddy-Kelleher-Salsone

Talon is a Python application that will allow a user to perform a more thorough forensic analysis of a Twitter profile by analyzing the content, location, media, and chronological activity of a given username.

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ForensicTools/DirtyMemory_474-2135_-Eftychiou

A tool to search the memory for strings and patterns with suspicious, illegal or immoral connotation. Searches memory for words and patterns based on past and current news of illegal activities or threats. Finding matches, it will analyze and provide a clear and readable summary to the user.

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ForensicTools/PhotoPlotter-474_2135-Eddy-Kelleher

This tool will recursively analyze photos in a directory, aggregate and display their metadata in an organized manner, and plot the location of all of the photos on Google Maps. Will most likely be written in Perl and use one of the various Google Maps modules for Perl.

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ForensicTools/MetaVisualization-474_2135-Barber

This tool will take a collection of images, extract metadata, and analyze against data from other images metadata to reveal patterns. Results will be displayed in a graphical form. Front-end: php. Back-end: Python. Other tools such as JHead, ExifTool, and exif-py may be used for metadata extraction.

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