A python script developed to process Windows memory images based on triage type.

• Python3
• Bulk Extractor
• Volatility2 with Community Plugins
• Volatility3
• Plaso
• Yara

• Quick Triage: python3 winSuperMem.py -f memdump.mem -o output/ -tt 1
• Full Triage: python3 winSuperMem.py -f memdump.mem -o output/ -tt 2
• Comprehensive Triage: python3 winSuperMem.py -f memdump.mem -o output/ -tt 3

1. Install Python 3
2. Install Python 2
3. pip3 install -r requirements.txt
4. Install Volatility 3 Framework
5. Install Volatility 2 Framework
6. Download Volatility 2 Community Plugins
7. Install Bulk Extractor
8. Install Plaso
9. Install Yara
10. Install Strings

• Output directory structure of comprehensive triage:
  • BEoutputdir - Bulk Extractor output
  • DumpedDllsOutput - Dumped DLLs loaded into processes
  • DumpedFilesOutput - Dumped files in memory
  • DumpedModules - Dumped loaded drivers
  • DumpedProcessOutput - Dumped running processes
  • DumpedRegistriy - Dumped loaded registry hives
  • EVTxtract - Extracted data with EVTxtract
  • IOCs.csv - Collected IPs identified in the output data set
  • Logging.log - Logging for the script
  • Plaso - Plaso master timeline
  • Strings - Unicode, Ascii, Big Endian strings output
  • Volatility2 - Volatility2 plugin output
  • Volatility3 - Volatility3 plugin output
  • Yara - Yara matches

There are a number of known bugs, which are outlined in this section.

• Dumping files may not work on Windows images below Windows8. The offset supplied by the volatility3 filescan plugin is sometimes physical and not virtual. There is not a descriptor specifying which is returned as well. The current script is expecting virtual only. You can fix this by changing the dumpfiles function to --physaddr from --virtaddr.