If you ever want to revert to the exact state of the machine that existed at the time of the snapshot, follow these instructions:1) Completely shut down the Virtual Machine2)In the VirtualBox Menu, click on the Snapshots button in the upper right3) Select the desired snapshot to apply4) Click on the blue camera icon with arrow to 'restore snapshot'5) Click RestoreOptionally, if you ever want to remove a snapshot, simply use the icon with a red X. When your virtual machine eventually becomes contaminated with remnants of other investigations, or you accidentally remove or break a feature, you can simply revert to the previously created snapshot and eliminate the need to ever re-install.VirtualBox use of Snapshots1) Completely shut down the Virtual Machine2)In the VirtualBox Menu, click on the Snapshots button in the upper right3) Click on the blue camera icon to 'take a snapshot'4) Create a name and any notes to remind you of the state of the machine, such as 'New Install'5) Click OKYou can now use your virtual machine as normal. Most users install the virtual machine as detailed above, and then immediately create a snapshot of the unused environment. These 'frozen' moments in time allow you to revert to an original configuration or preserve an optimal setup. Usage NotesA great feature of virtual machines is the use of Snapshots. Some users prefer a more robust option with VMWare Workstation for Windows or VMWare Fusion for Mac.
Is free and will suffice for most investigations. Installation Notes (2.0)You will need a Virtual Machine application in order to use this system. The current build is 5GB and includes the following resources: Custom Firefox Browser & Add-OnsCustom Chrome Browser & ExtensionsTor BrowserCustom Video Manipulation UtilitiesCustom Video Download UtilityAmassBleachBitEmailHarvesterExifToolEyeWitnessGhiroGIMPGoogle Earth ProHTTrack ClonerInstaLooterKeePassXCKleopatraKnock PagesLibreOfficeLinkedIntMaltegoMetagoofilMediaInfoMetadata Anylisation ToolkitPhoneInfogaPhotonReconDogRecon-NGSkipTracerSocialMapperSpiderfootStegoSuiteSubBruteSublist3rtheHarvesterTinfoleakTwintTwitter ExporterVeraCryptVLCYubico Utilities.
It was developed by David Westcott and Michael Bazzell, and distributions are maintained on this page. Buscador Investigative Operating SystemBuscador is a Linux Virtual Machine that is pre-configured for online investigators.
0 kommentar(er)
