Open Rukhsar-Khan opened 6 years ago
There is an older paper here: http://blog.rekall-forensic.com/2016/07/searching-memory-with-rekall.html
But EFilter has been much improved in the last release. The syntax has been tightened and it has become much more stable. I was meaning to write a more up to date blog post soon. Until then you can see some of the queries in the test file:
https://github.com/rekall-innovations/rekall-test/blob/master/tigger/tests.config#L60
Although that concentrates more on language features since it is a test. Long term, we should build a repository of EFilter expressions which are actually useful for real DFIR work and accept contributions.
You might find the output of the test more readable: https://github.com/rekall-innovations/rekall-test/blob/master/tigger/TestEFilterSearch#L436
I started writing more docs here:
http://docs.rekall-forensic.com/en/latest/efilter.html
Feel free to improve by sending PRs (Click the edit on github at the top right).
That's awesome, thanks!
Regards, Rukhsar
On 29.01.2018 10:01, Michael Cohen wrote:
I started writing more docs here:
http://docs.rekall-forensic.com/en/latest/efilter.html
Feel free to improve by sending PRs (Click the edit on github at the top right).
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Is there a comprehensive EFilter documentation available?