Volatility GUI : GUI For Volatility Forensics Tool

This is a GUI for Volatility forensics tool written in PyQT5.

Prerequisites

1- Installed version of Volatility.

2- Install PyQT5.

sudo apt-get install python3-pyqt5

3- Download Volatility GUI

Configuration

From the downloaded Volatility GUI, edit config.py file to specify 1- Python 2 bainary name or python 2 absolute path in python_bin.

2- Volatility binary absolute path in volatility_bin_loc.

Then run config.py script to build the profiles list according to your configurations python3 config.py

After that start the gui by running python3 vol_gui.py.

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