Skadi is a free, open source collection of tools that enables the collection, processing and advanced analysis of forensic artifacts and images. It works on MacOS, Windows, and Linux machines.
It scales to work effectively on laptops, desktops, servers, the cloud, and can be installed on top of hardened / gold disk images.
This portal allows easy access to Skadi tools. By default it is available at the IP address of the Skadi Server.
The default credentials are:
skadiskadiAccess the portal through a web browser at the IP address of the server. In this example the server is 192.168.1.2 while Vagrant and Docker will create a link to localhost
Also Read – GrapheneX : Automated System Hardening Framework
Included Tools
The tools are combined into one platform that all work together to provide the ability to collect data, convert the bits and bytes to words and numbers, and analyze the results quickly and easily. This enables the ability to rapidly hunt for host based evidence of a malicious activities quickly and accurately.
Yeti (Threat Intelligence Tool)
Kibana and TimeSketch Included
11 Kibana Dashboards
TimeSketch
Credit: Alan Orlikoski
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