Closed Trippy-Tux closed 3 years ago
Hi, A new version was merged 12 days ago. Please, try to run this latest version to see if working well with your files. Thanks!
Hi! Thanks for the reply. Using the new version, I still have some errors. For example, when using --Summary:
python3.6 dumpzilla.py ../Evidences/Exports/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/tyg805yw.default/ --Summary
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "dumpzilla.py", line 2684, in <module>
app = Dumpzilla(sys.argv)
File "dumpzilla.py", line 2567, in __init__
self.All_execute(dir)
File "dumpzilla.py", line 615, in All_execute
self.show_cookies(dir)
File "dumpzilla.py", line 657, in show_cookies
self.execute_query(cursor,sqlite_query,self.cookie_filters)
File "dumpzilla.py", line 320, in execute_query
cursor.execute(sqlite_query,sqlite_param)
sqlite3.OperationalError: no such column: baseDomain
Some options like --Forms or --History work, but others like --Cookies or --Permissions don't work (similar errors). Let me know if you want more error logs. TT
Hi.
What version of firefox are you trying to analyze? what operating system does it come from? Do you have the same problem with all firefox profiles? Can you try other profiles?
Can you give us the profile to reproduce the problem?
Regards
Hi, I'm facing the same problem, i don't have the column BaseDomain in my Firefox cookies database :
sqlite> .schema CREATE TABLE moz_cookies(id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, originAttributes TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT '', name TEXT, value TEXT, host TEXT, path TEXT, expiry INTEGER, lastAccessed INTEGER, creationTime INTEGER, isSecure INTEGER, isHttpOnly INTEGER, inBrowserElement INTEGER DEFAULT 0, sameSite INTEGER DEFAULT 0, rawSameSite INTEGER DEFAULT 0, CONSTRAINT moz_uniqueid UNIQUE (name, host, path, originAttributes)); sqlite> select baseDomain from moz_cookies ...> ; Error: no such column: baseDomain
i'm using firefox version : 76.0.1
Can someone help me ?
I'm having the same problem.
Ubuntu 18.04.5
Python 3.6.9
I'm using the Dumpzilla script version in master.
My console output is:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "dumpzilla.py", line 2685, in <module>
app = Dumpzilla(sys.argv)
File "dumpzilla.py", line 2510, in __init__
self.show_cookies(dir)
File "dumpzilla.py", line 658, in show_cookies
self.execute_query(cursor,sqlite_query,self.cookie_filters)
File "dumpzilla.py", line 321, in execute_query
cursor.execute(sqlite_query,sqlite_param)
sqlite3.OperationalError: no such column: baseDomain
I am having the same issue as @facug91 using dumpzilla with python 3.8.5 in windows 7, apart from the line number 2510 is 2568 in mine.
File "dumpzilla.py", line 2568, in __init__ self.All_execute(dir)
Looks like the baseDomain field is not used any more.. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1609176
Hi! First time using dumpzilla/reporting issue, so it may be on my side, but I can't find anything anywhere about my issue.
Issuing a --All options give this message:
--Cookies gives back:
--Permissions:
...etc.
The only options that work without errors are addons, bookmarks, downloads, cacheoffline, forms, history, certoverride, thumbnails and sessions. I'm using Kali 4.14.0, dumpzilla 15/03/2013, python 3.6 (that I specified the path in dumpzilla's file). I'm scanning an old firefox profile (2010), so that might be the problem, but maybe there is a way around (like renaming/repathing some files?)
Here is the list of files I'm trying to audit:
Thank you in advance! :) TT