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❤️ Free batch image & video geolocation digital forensics tool. Automatically extract EXIF data, visualize GPS coordinates on maps, and reconstruct event timelines for OSINT

A simple Streamlit Component to display a Timeline in Streamlit apps. It integrates Knightlab's TimelineJS.

Get-NetScalerTimeline - Automated File System Timeline Creation for NetScaler ADC/Gateway (DFIR)

Inbox Archeology is a local-first tool that analyzes your Gmail Takeout export to reconstruct the social history of your inbox.

Local-first, forensic-grade log investigation platform: Timesketch-style timeline exploration plus embedding-based and statistical anomaly detection.

DFIR desktop app for investigating and data wrangling.

Digital forensics and incident response (DFIR) reference: evidence handling, memory/disk forensics workflows, and chain-of-custody procedures for enterprise investigations

Digital Forensics and Incident Response: Investigation, Evidence Preservation, and Timeline Reconstruction;

A collection of digital forensics lab reports covering Linux artifact recovery, shell history analysis, bash script forensics, and incident reconstruction using tools like SleuthKit, Auditd, and command-line utilities.

Digital forensics timeline reconstruction of a simulated Windows ransomware incident, from initial phishing execution to file encryption, built from synthetic endpoint artifacts.

Local-first digital forensics and rapid evidentiary triage workbench with FastAPI API, interactive web UI, and 50+ artifact collectors.

Track the timeline/timestamps of an episode of content such as videos

AI-powered legal evidence processing platform for email ingestion, evidence intelligence, timeline generation, and automated litigation support.

A fast, cross-artifact Windows forensic timeline correlator in Python. Automatically stitches fragmented telemetry from MFT, SRUM, Shimcache, and BAM to spot timestomping, ghost execution, and account-level activity in one unified timeline.

Digital forensics lab repository demonstrating evidence acquisition, analysis, and incident reconstruction using standard forensic tools while ensuring data integrity and forensic soundness.

This is a task provided by SPARK FOUNDATION to create a storyboard showing spread of Covid-19 cases in your country or any region(Asia, Europe, BRICS etc) using Tableau. Click on the link given in PDF to view these Dashboard in Tableau Public or Tableau Online.

BrowserDig (Browser Digital Information Gatherer) is a fast, lightweight, cross-platform browser forensics tool for DFIR, threat hunting, and privacy audits. It extracts and analyze history, cookies, logins, downloads, bookmarks, and more from multiple browsers like Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi, and Safari.

An AI-assisted DFIR tool designed to tame the timeline deluge. It leverages ML to triage anomalies and local LLMs to reconstruct high-level events, allowing investigators to query evidence with strict forensic soundness and 100% traceability to the source artifacts.