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SIFT Workstation

DOWNLOAD & INSTALL SIFT WORKSTATION

Option 1: SIFT VM Appliance Download:

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• Click Title for torrent DetectX Swift 1.03 8.34 MB DetectX Swift is an on-demand security and troubleshooting tool that uses a combination of hardcoded search definitions along with live updates and predictive heuristics to detect both known and unknown threats and issues. It provides the user with multiple analytical capabilities regarding both the system's.

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• Login = sansforensics
• Password = forensics

Option 2: SIFT Easy Installation:

1. Download Ubuntu 16.04 ISO file and install Ubuntu 16.04 on any system
2. Install SIFT-CLI using these install instructions
3. Run 'sudo sift install' to install the latest version of SIFT
4. Congrats -- you now have a SIFT workstation!!
• Login = sansforensics
• Password = forensics

SIFT Workstation Overview

Why SIFT?

The SIFT Workstation is a group of free open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings. It can match any current incident response and forensic tool suite. SIFT demonstrates that advanced incident response capabilities and deep dive digital forensic techniques to intrusions can be accomplished using cutting-edge open-source tools that are freely available and frequently updated.

Who Created the SIFT?

Rob Lee and his team created and continually update the SIFT Workstation. It's successfully used for incident response and digital forensics and is available to the community as a public service. With over 100,000 downloads to date, the SIFT continues to be the most popular open-source incident-response and digital forensic offering next to commercial source solutions.

Offered as an open source and free project, the SIFT Workstation is taught only in the following incident response courses at SANS: Ocr new.

'Even if SIFT were to cost tens of thousands of dollars, it would still be a very competitive product,' says, Alan Paller, director of research at SANS. 'At no cost, there is no reason it should not be part of the portfolio in every organization that has skilled incident responders.'

Espresso 5 2 1. 'The SIFT Workstation has quickly become my 'go to' tool when conducting an exam. The powerful open source forensic tools in the kit on top of the versatile and stable Linux operating system make for quick access to most everything I need to conduct a thorough analysis of a computer system,' said Ken Pryor, GCFA Robinson, IL Police Department

Key new features of SIFT include:

• Ubuntu LTS 16.04 Base
• 64-bit base system
• Better memory utilization
• Auto-DFIR package update and customizations
• Latest forensic tools and techniques
• VM Appliance ready to tackle forensics
• Cross compatibility between Linux and Windows
• Option to install stand-alone system via SIFT-CLI installer
• Expanded Filesystem Support

Download SIFT Workstation VM Appliance

Having trouble downloading SIFT?

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If you are having trouble downloading the SIFT Kit, please contact sift-support@sans.org and include the URL you were given, your IP address, browser type, and if you are using a proxy of any kind.

SIFT Login/Password:

After downloading the toolkit, use the credentials below to gain access.

• Login = sansforensics
• Password = forensics
• $ sudo su -
  • Use to elevate privileges to root while mounting disk images.

Manual SIFT Installation

Installation

Our goal is to make the installation (and upgrade) of the SIFT workstation as simple as possible, so we create the SIFT Command Line project, which is a self-container binary that can be downloaded and executed to convert your Ubuntu installation into a SIFT workstation. Check the entire project out at https://github.com/sans-dfir/sift

• To install the SIFT on Ubuntu 16.04 system:

  1. Install Ubuntu 16.04 on a system
  2. Download and install SIFT-CLI Tool by following these install instructions here: https://github.com/sans-dfir/sift-cli#installation
  3. $ sudo sift install

  To install the SIFT on Windows 10 system:

  1. Install Windows 10 Creators Edition or later on a system
  2. Open PowerShell as Administrator and run: Enable-WindowsOptionalFeature -Online
  -FeatureName Microsoft-Windows-Subsystem-Linux
  3. Launch Ubuntu Bash Shell from a windows PS or command prompt
  4. Download and install SIFT-CLI Tool by following these install instructions here: https://github.com/sans-dfir/sift-cli#installation
  5. $ sudo sift install

SIFT Workstation Capabilities

A key tool during incident response helping incident responders identify and contain advanced threat groups. The SIFT provides the ability to securely examine raw disks, multiple file systems, and evidence formats. It places strict guidelines on how evidence is examined (read-only) verifying that the evidence has not changed.

File system support

• NTFS (NTFS)
• iso9660 (ISO9660 CD)
• hfs (HFS+)
• raw (Raw Data)
• swap (Swap Space)
• memory (RAM Data)
• fat12 (FAT12)
• fat16 (FAT16)
• fat32 (FAT32)
• ext2 (EXT2)
• ext3 (EXT3)
• ext4 (EXT4)
• ufs1 (UFS1)
• ufs2 (UFS2)
• vmdk

Evidence Image Support

• raw (Single raw file (dd))
• aff (Advanced Forensic Format)
• afd (AFF Multiple File)
• afm (AFF with external metadata)
• afflib (All AFFLIB image formats (including beta ones))
• ewf (Expert Witness format (encase))
• split raw (Split raw files) via affuse
• affuse - mount 001 image/split images to view single raw file and metadata
• split ewf (Split E01 files) via mount_ewf.py
• mount_ewf.py - mount E01 image/split images to view single raw file and metadata
• ewfmount - mount E01 images/split images to view single raw file and metadata

Incident Response Support

• Rapid Scripting and Analysis
• Threat Intelligence and Indicator of Compromise Support
• Threat Hunting and Malware Analysis Capabilities

Software Includes:

• log2timeline (Timeline Generation Tool)
• Rekall Framework (Memory Analysis)
• Volatility Framework (Memory Analysis)
• 3rd Party Volatility Plugins
• bulk_extractor
• autopsy
• afflib
• afflib-tools
• ClamAV
• dc3dd
• imagemounter
• libbde
• libesedb
• libevt
• libevtx
• libewf
• libewf-tools
• libewf-python
• libfvde
• libvshadow
• lightgrep
• log2timeline
• Plaso
• Qemu
• regripper and plugins
• SleuthKit
• Hundreds of additional tools

SIFT Workstation and REMNux Compatibility

Important Note: The current version of REMnux only works with Ubuntu 14.04, NOT 16.04. Therefore it is currently NOT compatible with the newest version of the SIFT workstation. However, once REMnux is updated to work with 16.04, it will be compatible with SIFT.

SIFT Workstation How-Tos

Report Bugs

As with any release, there will be bugs and requests; please report all issues and bugs to the following website and location.

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SIFT Recommendations

SIFT workstation is playing an essential role for the Brazilian national prosecution office, especially due to Brazilian government budgetary constraints. Its incident response and forensic capabilities are bundled on a way that allows an investigation to be conducted much faster than it would take if not having the right programs grouped on such great Linux distribution. The new version, which will be bootable, will be even more helpful. I'd highly recommend SIFT for government agencies or other companies as a first alternative, for acquisition and analysis, from the pricey forensics software available on the market.

- Marcelo Caiado, M.Sc., CISSP, GCFA, EnCE

What I like the best about SIFT is that my forensic analysis is not limited because of only being ableto run an incident response or forensic tool on a specific host operating system. With the SIFT VM Appliance, I can create snapshots to avoid cross-contamination of evidence from case to case, and easily manage system and AV updates to the host OS on my forensic workstation. Not to mention, being able to mount forensic images and share them as read-only with my host OS, where I can run other forensic tools to parse data, stream-lining the forensic examination process.

- Brad Garnett www.digitalforensicsource.com

This week I began rolling out DetectX Swift (DTXS) with a Management License across our fleet. I first learned of DTXS earlier this year thanks to Zack McCauley and his DetectX Module for MunkiReport.

McCauley covers one option for automatic scans in his excellent Deploying DetectX Swift with Munki article using Outset and a boot-every script. He also helpfully included a sample LaunchDaemon in the module repo, however neither scans as frequently as I'd like. Read on for how I decided to handle automatic hourly scans and reporting.

First, what is DetectX Swift? Developed by Phil Stokes, DTXS detects 'Potentially destabilizing software (PDS), Potentially unwanted software (PUS), Adware (ADW) and Malware.' It does that very quickly and for a very affordable price. Stokes will be quick to tell you that MacAdmins who only interact with DTXS via the command line are missing out on a lot of features the program has to offer.

After testing DTXS and hanging out in the MacAdmins Slack #detectx channel for a while I decided that at only $299 for every computer we own, purchasing DTXS was a no brainer.

Deploying DTXS with Munki is very straightforward. As McCauley covers in his article, all that is needed is a postinstall script to register the application and as a bonus run a full disk scan with results reported to MunkiReport right away. Unlike Zack I'm installing directly into /Applications/ (for better user visibility) so my postinstall looks like this:

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However since I spend a lot of time in MunkiReport I want more current results and don't want to rely on users rebooting for a scan to happen. The sample LaunchDaemon also only runs at load.

I decided on hourly scans to somewhat correspond with Munki's hourly runs. However I'm using a LaunchDaemon instead of tying the scan into Munki's process to avoid any possible slowdowns there. This means at worst, results in MunkiReport should never be more then two hours old.

I also decided to use a separate script to run the scan instead of embedding it into the LaunchDaemon. This allows me to easily run it from the command line as well as edit it later if needed without having to touch the LaunchDaemon.

I packaged them both up and deploy them via Munki set as an update_for DTXS.

/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.galvnews.DetectX.search.plist

/Library/GalvNews/Scripts/DetectX_search.sh

The package's postinstall simply loads the LaunchDaemon after installing it:

I'm very happy with the results so far. The rollout has been smooth and essentially transparent to the user base. DTXS detected five computers with 'Issues' immediately, something that might have taken me months to notice in the past.

The only things missing now are automated removals by DTXS via the command line and email notifications from MunkiReport. Hopefully those options will arrive in good time.

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UPDATE:Alan Siu just shared his method for hourly scans by integrating more directly with Munki. As a bonus he has auto removal of issues functioning as well. Check it out!

UPDATE 10/15/20: The code above was updated to reflect the change in location to write the search results JSON file needed for MunkiReport 5.