In the digital age, forensic analysis of messaging applications like WhatsApp is crucial for both security and investigative purposes.
‘Whapa’ offers a sophisticated suite of tools designed to parse and analyze WhatsApp data on Android and iOS devices.
Developed with Python and supported on multiple operating systems, Whapa enhances forensic capabilities with its robust features and compatibility.
Updated: May 2022
WhatsApp Messenger Version 2.21.9.14
Whapa is a set of graphical forensic tools to analyze whatsapp from Android and soon iOS devices. All the tools have been written in Python 3.8 and have been tested on linux, windows and macOS systems.
Note: Whapa provides 10x more performance and fewer bugs on linux systems than on windows.
Whapa is included as standard in distributions such as Tsurugi Linux (Digital Forensics) and BlackArch Linux (Penetration Testing).
Whapa toolset is divided in five tools:
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You can download the latest version of whapa by cloning the GitHub repository:
git clone https://github.com/B16f00t/whapa.git && cd whapa
then (Linux or macOS):
pip3 install --upgrade -r ./doc/requirements.txt
or (Windows):
pip install --upgrade -r .\doc\requirements.txt
if you use Linux system:
python3 whapa-gui.py
if you use Windows system:
python whapa-gui.py
or
click on whapa-gui.bat
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