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jaclaz
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The SetRegTime tool can modify the LastWriteTime timestamp in the registry on mounted hives; http//code.google.com/p/mft2csv/wiki/SetRegTime

Very good ) , updated previous post.

From the given tool's page

My goal is to shed some light on the reality that registry timestamp manipulation is in fact very trivial. As a consequence it further reinforces the importance of proper (timeline) analysis, to get at the full picture and detect such attempts at timestamp modification.

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(@ashishsingh)
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Hi,

• After logging on to a system, a temporary profile gets loaded that shows when an account was created. I guess that can prove to be helpful.

• To make significant changes to the registry keys, export your changes to a .reg file and follow them -

1. Click Start –> Run
2. Type regedit in the pop up box
3. Click File –> Export

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jaclaz
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Hi,

• After logging on to a system, a temporary profile gets loaded that shows when an account was created. I guess that can prove to be helpful.

• To make significant changes to the registry keys, export your changes to a .reg file and follow them -

1. Click Start –> Run
2. Type regedit in the pop up box
3. Click File –> Export

Regards

Wow. 😯

Wouldn't these info be way too advanced to be posted on this thread? ?

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