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Using the Custom field allows for manual entry of any extension values to match
against. The entry of custom extension values is done outside of the pull-down
selection box.
The forensic log associated with the logical image job contains exactly what
extensions were used for each search, along with which selections were used to
create that list.
Note: Searching by file type does not use file signature analysis to determine
what type a file is. Only the file name extension is used to determine a match. If
file signature analysis is required for a given job, a physical image should be
made (possibly in addition to a logical image) to ensure all source data is
available for use with external forensic data analysis tools, such as EnCase
Forensic.
4.5.2.2 Path
The Path search parameter restricts the search to apply only to files with a specific,
user-defined string in either the filename or directory path. A field for entering the
desired search string appears after selecting one of the options. The Path search
parameter options are as follows:
Filename Contains ‒ restricts the search to only apply to files that contain the
given string somewhere in the filename.
Path Contains ‒ restricts the search to only apply to files that contain the search
string somewhere in the full path (directory or filename).
Wildcards can be used to search for only a portion of a file or folder in a path-based
search. The available wildcards and examples for each are shown in the table below.
Note that this wildcard search is based on the Linux glob search rules, which can be
referenced online for additional information.
Note: While wildcard searching can be a powerful tool to quickly search for files of
interest, it is critical that these wildcard rules are fully understood before making
use of them in an actual case job. Misunderstanding exactly how a given wildcard
rule will function could result in inaccurate search results and missed evidence.
Wildcard
Character Matching Rule Examples
* Matches any number of
any characters (including
none).
Law*
Matches: Law, Laws, Lawyer
Does not match: NoLaw, La, aw
*Law*
Matches: Law, NoLaw, Lawyer
Does not match: La, aw
Chapter 4 Using TX1
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