Tag: DFIR Products & Solutions

Binalyze AIR Release Notes 1.7.40

Version 1.7.40

  • New feature: AIR-QRadar integration. Now, an acquisition can be started by triggering AIR via QRadar (credits: Esra Kulüp)

  • New feature: Added Roles and Privileges. Starting from this version AIR contains 70+ user privileges for more fine-grained control

  • New feature: Added backup support for case reports and config files. (Database backup is already available beginning from v1.7.16)

  • New feature: Added AES encryption option for backups

  • New feature: Added SFTP support to store backups on the remote server

  • New feature: Added performing bulk operations on the selected endpoints (adding/removing tags, deleting endpoints, starting acquisition triage, and much more. credits: Babak Mirzahosseiny)

  • New feature: Added triage support to Linux. Now, the file system and memory can be scanned using YARA rules. (credits: Hilko Bengen (https://github.com/hillu/) Author of go-yara (https://github.com/hillu/go-yara))

  • New feature: Added Custom Content collection from Linux distributions

  • Added progress update for compression and SFTP upload process on Linux

  • Added sending matched triage rules to Syslog

  • Added advance filter options to data grids

  • Added auto-generated shell script to facilitate Linux deb and rpm packages deployment

  • Added AIR integration guideline to documentation

  • Improved policy creation UI & UX

  • Improved setup process UI & UX

  • Improved custom SSL certificate information

  • Improved task completion status UX

  • Improved nats communication in agent

  • Implemented more secure cookie-based authentication

  • Optimized Audit logging performance

  • Optimized Syslog bulk processing performance

  • Fixed changing proxy settings when the license is lockdown

  • Fixed an issue in the agent installer

  • Fixed some security vulnerabilities

  • Minor changes and bug fixes

Binalyze AIR Release Notes 1.7.45 (RC)

Version 1.7.45 (RC)

  • New Feature: CSV import support for Timeline

  • New Feature: Amazon S3 Bucket evidence repository support

  • New Feature: Azure Blob Storage evidence repository support

  • New Feature: LDAPS integration support

  • Changed Triggers to Webhooks

  • Added Sources field for Investigation

  • Added support for deleting timeline resources

  • Added LimaCharlie Webhook support

  • Added new predefined YARA rule: NSA Mitigating Webshells

  • Added name field to evidence repositories

  • Improved timeline filtering

  • Improved timeline performance

  • Improved progress reporting based on percentage and time on Linux agent

  • Improved recursive directory walk when compressing case directory on Linux agent

  • Improved isolation task assignment validation

  • Improved task cancellation for network share evidence repository on Windows agent

  • Improved SFTP upload on Windows agent

  • Fixed delay on task receiving after an agent is upgraded to a new version

  • Fixed deploy script bug for non-HTTPS servers

  • Fixed minor bugs on Linux agent

  • Fixed an issue in YARA scanner on Windows agent

The Fifth Step to Forensic Readiness: Secure Evidence Repositories & Handling

Throughout the digital evidence collection process all actions have to be taken in a secure manner. In the previous step we covered how to ensure that digital evidence is collected in a secure way, using appropriate tools, so the authenticity of the digital record is not compromised. In this article we will cover the steps on how to secure digital evidence, once it is collected, for the longer term in accessing your forensic readiness posture.