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Autopsy® is a digital forensics platform and graphical interface to The Sleuth Kit® and other digital forensics tools. It can be used by law enforcement, military, and corporate examiners to investigate what happened on a computer. You can even use it to recover photos from your camera's memory card.
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Hashsets Hits duplicate entries #3843

Closed doomguy closed 5 years ago

doomguy commented 6 years ago

Software Version: Autopsy 4.7.0 Windows

Hi there,

when I run the "Hash Lookup" Ingester a second time on the same Data Source, the "Hashset Hits" will be filled with duplicates.

The Ingester should check whether the entry is already present before adding it to the "Hashset Hits" again.

Regards

marshalla99 commented 6 years ago

That happens with all the ingesters. Why do you need to run them a second time?

doomguy commented 6 years ago

Situations like:

Regards

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That happens with all the ingesters. Why do you need to run them a second time?

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rcordovano commented 5 years ago

Duplication of hash set hit artifacts when the hash lookup module is run more than once was eliminated in the Autopsy 4.9.0 release. We will be steadily working on preventing the duplication of other types of artifacts as we move forward. For the upcoming 4.10.0 release, we expect to prevent the creation of duplicate EXIF metadata artifacts and most duplicate interesting item artifacts.