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BitCurator
Tools for Digital Forensics Methods and Workflows in
Real-World Collecting Institutions
----------------------------------------------------
Copyright (C) 2011-2014
All rights reserved.
February 21, 2014
BitCurator 0.7.6 released
This is a maintenance release that addresses an issue in the File Access tab of the BitCurator reporting tool where disk images located under certain paths could not be accessed.
February 18, 2014
BitCurator 0.7.4 released
- The mounting scripts have been fixed to mount disk images - without asking for authentication - from all locations.
- The desktop now includes a folder named "Shared Folders and Media" that points to the /media directory. When users adds a host shared folder, it will automatically appear in this location with an "sf_" prefix.
- ClamTK is now linked in the Additional Tools folder.
- The filint tool is also now linked in the Additional Tools folder as a convenience for keeping the VM clean.
- The ficlam scripts, which run ClamAV scans during a fiwalk run, are now in the /Tools/ficlam directory, and there is a slide showing how to run them in the Quickstart guide.
- A dd command-line launcher has been added to the Imaging Tools directory
February 2, 2014
BitCurator 0.7.0 released
- File Export tab added to GUI. This new tab runs fiwalk and uses the output to generate a tree-style hierachy of the file system in a new window. This allows you to safely navigate through directory and file contents and export file items without having to mount the file system.
- Removes bugs affecting the operation of the fiwalk and annotation tabs in the BitCurator GUI.
- Updates The Sleuth Kit to 4.1.3.
- Now includes ClamTK, a graphical front-end to the Clam virus scanner. ClamTK simplifies the process of scanning mounted file systems and regular directory contents.
January 25, 2014
BitCurator 0.6.4 released
- Fixed a bug that prevented operation when using filenames with special characters
- Updated pyExifToolGUI
- System update
December 20, 2013
BitCurator 0.5.8 released
- Reduced VM size
- Updated kernel to eliminate boot error
December 13, 2013:
BitCurator 0.5.6 released
December 6, 2013:
BitCurator 0.5.0 released
- PREMIS event output initial commit
- Improved GUI stability
- Image mounting scripts
September 30, 2013:
BitCurator 0.4.0 released
September 9, 2013:
BitCurator 0.3.4 released
- Updated GUI, threaded progress bars complete. Updated OK/Cancel buttons.
- Updated bulk_extractor to 1.4.0RC1
- Updated AFFLIBv3 (v3.7.2)
- Updated TSK to accommodate AFFLIBv3 3.7.2 update
June 3, 2013:
BitCurator 0.2.6 released
- Report generation updates
- Various bugfixes, configuration files updated
May 10, 2013:
BitCurator 0.2.4 released
- Report generation updates; extraneous PDF generation eliminated
- Switched to alternate repo for Guymager
March 22, 2013:
BitCurator 0.2.3 released
- Bug fixes
- Software updates
- Report generation fixes
March 10, 2013:
BitCurator 0.2.0 released
- BitCurator reporting tool updated, new SAX XML parsing of forensic tool DFXML output
- BitCurator support graphics and configuration files moved to dedicated install directories in /usr/share and /etc, respectively
- Patched 1.3.1 Bulk Extractor, resolving regex search issues
- Updated Guymager to 0.6.13, resolving imaging issues where images produced could not be processed by tools using newer versions of libtsk
- Updated sdhash to 3.1
- Updated libewf to current stable version, 20130303
- Resolved safe mount script bug in 0.1.9
- Smartmontools and hdparm now included in VM
- Samba/Winbind now packaged by default for improved Windows network access. Network places icon now visible on desktop.
- Improved support for floppy disk access
February 12, 2013:
BitCurator 0.1.9 released
- Final transitional release prior to 0.2.0
February 9, 2013:
BitCurator 0.1.8 released
- Reporting code moved to 'bitcurator', newly-modularized Python scripts.
- Updated DFXML API and tools
- Updated Safe Mount script and related modifications to sudoers file.
- Updates of libewf to libewf-20130128 (built with v1 API backwards-compatibility), The Sleuth Kit to 4.0.1. Now using TSK-integrated fiwalk.
- Updated tool launchers.
January 8, 2013:
BitCurator 0.1.7 released
- Reporting code added in the 'bitcurator-reporting' reporting directory, along with user-editable configuration file and BitCurator logo for optional branding.
- Update to Bulk Extractor 1.3.1
- Update to SDHash 2.3
- Updated DFXML processing scripts
- Updated support for Nautilus scripts, Scripts -> Find Files now works out of the box.
- Updated Forensics Tools launchers, now includes command-line launchers for matching bulk extractor features to filenames and fiwalk
- Metadata Tools desktop folder now links out to updated DFXML tools and BitCurator reporting tools (including a dedicated launcher)
- Documentation and Help now includes BitCurator Guides (help on running the reporting scripts) and the DFXML tag library
- Additional statistical and reporting support with existing tools, including matplotlib, numpy, and PDF generation, natively installed for use with Python 3 code.
August 1, 2012:
BitCurator 0.1.4 released
- Maintenance release
July 7, 2012:
BitCurator 0.1.3 released
- Bugfixes
- Bulk Extractor 1.3b3 is now included, along with the updated Bulk Extractor Viewer build
- Updated DFXML tools installed
- Command-line launcher for Bliss fixed
- ISO now includes all desktop items by default on install
July 3, 2012:
BitCurator 0.1.2 released
- Initial public release incorporating BitCurator-specific reporting into Ubuntu VM