Closed nyrm-f closed 1 year ago
Hi,
you can create new parser for MFTTimeline, where in the interface you get each record and create 8 records from it and change the @timestamp value for each record based on the modification, access, creation, change and for standard and filename.
but i prefer to be separate parser not the same MFT parser since MFTTimeline will generate huge number of records
ok thanks for the reply! I will try to see if I can make this on my own.
Each MFT timestamp being is own record is common among other MFT parsers and analysis tools. Will try to see what I can come up with
Describe the bug MFT_parser as it is now parses only 1 entry in kuiper but holds all 6-8 timestamps in one entry
Expected behavior MFT_parser should parse individual entries for EACH timestamp it detects. This is better for timeline analysis and seeing when files are created, accessed, etc in the timeline
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So if we look at these two time columns here, the time for the "time stamp" entry might be based on data.FNCreated. but if we see Data.SILastAccessed, its a different timestamp at 2022-09-14.
There should be different entries for each of these timestamps.
So when i search for this file "soo.ps1" there should be 7-8 entries for it, with each entry being a different timestamp attribute
Then in details maybe it has the variable for what attribute it is, FN,SI, created, etc