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1.Velocidex / velociraptor

Digging Deeper....

incident-response
forensics-investigations
inventory-management
endpoint-security
endpoint-protection
endpoint-discovery
+1 more

Go Other license4.4K total679 forks

+118 stars

from 4,294 · score 4.78

2.moonD4rk / HackBrowserData

Decrypt and export passwords, cookies, history and more from 20 browsers on Windows, macOS and Linux. For authorized security research, incident response and DFIR.

chrome
macos
windows
pentest-tool
hacking
edge
+10 more

Go MIT15K total1.8K forks

+107 stars

from 14,565 · score 4.68

3.rabbitstack / fibratus

Security sensor for realtime threat detection and protection

windows
windows-kernel
instrumentation
security
etw
blue-team
+13 more

Go Other license2.6K total223 forks

+16 stars

from 2,550 · score 2.83

4.forensicanalysis / artifactcollectorArchived

🧭 The artifactcollector is a customizable agent to collect forensic artifacts on any Windows, macOS or Linux system

dfir
digital-forensics
forensicartifacts

Go MIT308 total25 forks

+1 stars

from 307 · score 0.69

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