I was tasked a while ago to investigate IE10 artefacts. Of course my tool of choice was esedbexport which is part of the
I had a problem concatenating all the 'Container_*' tables from the output of these tools when pointed at WebCacheV*.dat files. I also had a problem easily converting the time stamps to a human readable form. I did develop a bash script but it wasn't much good so, as I had a lot of analysis to do, I developed my own tool; It's a Windows tool called 'IE10Prep' and what it does is take all the files matching the pattern 'Container_*' and
1. strip the header
2. concatenate the records from all the files
3. if asked, converts any timestamp fields (to UTC or local)
4. if asked, will strip out columns of no forensic interest (as defined by me).
The output is a tab separated file called 'All_Container.tsv' in the same directory. This file can easily be imported into localc, Excel or a database for further examination. Of course you'll need the 'Containers' table to make proper sense of it all but I'll leave that in your hands…
Feel free to use the tool, it's available from the downloads page here but comes with absolutely no assurances as it was developed as a rough and ready application to make things easier when verifying lots of results from other tools.