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 Jaysp
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Topic starter 07/10/2010 9:44 pm  

Does anybody here know of any command-line, free, commercial use, Win7 64-bit compatible memory dumping utilities?

MDD doesn't work on Win7. Memoryze works, but for remote dumps where I don't want to pollute, a 10MB file is quite excessive. It also creates the Audit Hierarchy and requires an additional batch file which is kind of annoying.

Thanks.


   
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 jwells
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07/10/2010 10:39 pm  

Mandiant just released a tool that does Win7 64Bit
http//www.mandiant.com/products/free_software/memoryze/


   
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 Jaysp
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Topic starter 08/10/2010 12:00 am  

Mandiant just released a tool that does Win7 64Bit
http//www.mandiant.com/products/free_software/memoryze/

I already covered that in my first post. It is overkill, and a bit impractical.


   
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 neofito
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09/10/2010 2:04 pm  

MoonSols Windows Memory Toolkit by Mathieu Suiche? The community edition works with windows 7 x64.


   
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 Jaysp
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Topic starter 13/10/2010 12:02 am  

MoonSols Windows Memory Toolkit by Mathieu Suiche? The community edition works with windows 7 x64.

I can't push it to a remote device because it is interactive. It also says the community edition wont work in scripts.


   
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13/10/2010 8:02 pm  

I realize you're looking for free, but HBGary's Fastdump Pro is only $100 and is the way to go as far as I am concerned. It works on all platforms, grabs the pagefile if you want, and can grab more than 4GB memory dumps if required.

If you want something free to do remote memory dumps, you might want to look at Paraben's P2 Shuttle Free. I haven't tried it yet but the literature says that it does remote memory grabs. I gather it's similar to F-Response.


   
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 Rossetoecioccolato
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13/10/2010 8:45 pm  

> … but HBGary's Fastdump Pro is only $100 …

I am curious; where do you buy FDPro anymore anyway? Their webpage used to be a link to their online store. But I don't see it anymore.


   
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 mjantal
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14/10/2010 12:34 am  

I haven't tried it, but the newest release info from AD on FTK imager says "64 bit system memory dumps are now being created correctly".


   
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23/11/2010 4:33 pm  

I managed to get a memory dump of my 64 bit system using the latest version of FTK Imager - it worked really well.

I also tried Mathiew Suiche's win64dd and had a fair bit of success but given the choice would favour FTK.

If you are looking to collect RAM remotely F Response is good, as is Helix Pro. Not sure if Helix Pro is free or if there is a cost attached to it.


   
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 MrWh1t3
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18/02/2011 8:32 am  

> … but HBGary's Fastdump Pro is only $100 …

I am curious; where do you buy FDPro anymore anyway? Their webpage used to be a link to their online store. But I don't see it anymore.

Any luck finding this? I don't see it either. I wonder if it has something to do with them getting pwned. I'm sure you read it in the news.


   
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