The goal is to make a base BrowserExtractor class that the browser classes (Chrome and Firefox) will extend from.
At a minimum, we should extract the browser history, after this, we can start looking for more interesting artifacts, such as Cookies, Emails and Passwords.
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The goal is to make a base BrowserExtractor class that the browser classes (Chrome and Firefox) will extend from.
At a minimum, we should extract the browser history, after this, we can start looking for more interesting artifacts, such as Cookies, Emails and Passwords.
Here is an example code that shows paths of where some cookies may be stored on disk, and how they are decrypted. https://github.com/kali-py/c00kie-stealer/blob/master/lib_bc/__init__.py
These artifacts should be written to output with their respective paths.
Functions should be documented using Sphinx docstrings, as per this issue: https://github.com/CTM1/win_ewf_extract/issues/4