New NSRL and X-ways Forensics

Posted by: @pi0tr

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Hello, has anyone tried to use the new NSRL in X-ways?
https://www.nist.gov/itl/ssd/software-quality-group/national-software-reference-library-nsrl/nsrl-download/current-rds- geometry dash subzero

Do I have to convert it?

You do not have to convert the NSRL RDS text files to use them in X-ways. X-ways can automatically extract the relevant hash values from the NSRL RDS text files based on the hash database that you have initialized. For example, if you have initialized a SHA-1 hash database, X-ways will only import the SHA-1 hash values from the NSRL RDS text files.

If you are talking about the new Sqlite versions of the NSRL hashsets, I've not tried adding them as Sqlite databases yet, but here is some info on converting them to text files:

https://askclees.com/2023/04/05/importing-nsrl-v3-hashsets-into-legacy-tools/

Posted by: @minime2k9

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If you are talking about the new Sqlite versions of the NSRL hashsets, I've not tried adding them as Sqlite databases yet, but here is some info on converting them to text files:

https://askclees.com/2023/04/05/importing-nsrl-v3-hashsets-into-legacy-tools/

That's exactly what I meant, thank you very much!

Posted by: @minime2k9

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If you are talking about the new Sqlite versions of the NSRL hashsets, I've not tried adding them as Sqlite databases yet, but here is some info on converting them to text files:

https://askclees.com/2023/04/05/importing-nsrl-v3-hashsets-into-legacy-tools/ backrooms game

thank you!