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Depends on the file in question...EXIFTool is a good option that is also scriptable.
Acquisition of web site content
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Acquisition of web site content
Posted: Fri Nov 08, 2013 1:26 pm
Dear All,
I need to acquire the content of a web site and verify if it contains
words related to my client.
To perform this tasks I would use the tool wget, and search into web page the a set of words using grep and rgrep.
Which tools do you suggest to analyze metadata of picture, pdf and other document?
Any suggestion will be appreciate...
Best Regards
Andrea Liguoro
I need to acquire the content of a web site and verify if it contains
words related to my client.
To perform this tasks I would use the tool wget, and search into web page the a set of words using grep and rgrep.
Which tools do you suggest to analyze metadata of picture, pdf and other document?
Any suggestion will be appreciate...
Best Regards
Andrea Liguoro
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liguoroa - Member
Re: Acquisition of web site content
Posted: Fri Nov 08, 2013 1:54 pm
- liguoroa
Which tools do you suggest to analyze metadata of picture, pdf and other document?
Depends on the file in question...EXIFTool is a good option that is also scriptable.
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keydet89 - Senior Member
Re: Acquisition of web site content
Posted: Sat Nov 09, 2013 7:43 am
You can copy web site using HT Track
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questnz - Member
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EricZimmerman - Senior Member
Re: Acquisition of web site content
Posted: Sun Nov 10, 2013 10:11 pm
From what I've seen, Irfanview does pretty decently with image files. I think to view EXIF data you have to download a plugin from their site to go with the software.
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tmlambert13 - Newbie
Re: Acquisition of web site content
Posted: Mon Nov 11, 2013 4:35 am
Our tool (see my signature) supports full-text search among all acquired evidence. Regular expressions are also supported.
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Digital Evidence Extraction Software
belkasoft.com
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Digital Evidence Extraction Software
belkasoft.com
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Belkasoft - Senior Member
Re: Acquisition of web site content
Posted: Sat Nov 16, 2013 2:56 am
As already said, You can copy web site using HT Track but for forensics purpose is useless.
HT Track modify the source content of the page.
If you find a content copied, you should use FAW (http://www.fawproject.com/en/default.aspx)
FAW is the first browser conceived to acquire web pages for forensic purposes from any web site available on the internet.
Matteo Zavattari
HT Track modify the source content of the page.
If you find a content copied, you should use FAW (http://www.fawproject.com/en/default.aspx)
FAW is the first browser conceived to acquire web pages for forensic purposes from any web site available on the internet.
Matteo Zavattari
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Zavattari - Newbie