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One of the big misconceptions about RegRipper is that it has everything, "out of the box". It was originally intended to be a community-based and -driven tool...if there's not something that you're seeing in the output, ask.
Ares search term decoder for FTK registry report
Re: Ares search term decoder for FTK registry report
Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2013 11:02 am
- EricZimmerman
i figured RegRipper had a module. i had someone asking me the other day about processing hives for ares stuff. theres the answer =) i will point him to RegRipper.
One of the big misconceptions about RegRipper is that it has everything, "out of the box". It was originally intended to be a community-based and -driven tool...if there's not something that you're seeing in the output, ask.
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keydet89 - Senior Member