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Learn about the types of evidence in the file timeline category that the Incident Response Evidence Collection playbook, Collect Evidence task, and Trend Micro Incident Response Toolkit collect.

Evidence Data
Description
Creation time ($FN)
The time and date the file was created, according to the NTFS $FILE_NAME attribute.
Path
The absolute path of the file.
Modification time ($FN)
The time and date the file was last modified, according to the NTFS $FILE_NAME attribute.
Access time ($FN)
The time and date the file was last accessed, according to the NTFS $FILE_NAME attribute.
Record time ($FN)
The time and date the file's MFT entry was last modified, according to the NTFS $FILE_NAME attribute (often reflects metadata changes).
Directory
The directory in which the file is located.
Filename
The name portion of the file path.
Inode
The number of the file system index node (often referred to as the MFT Record Number in NTFS).
File ID
The unique identifier value assigned to the file within the filesystem.
UID
The User ID (UID) of the file's owner.
Attributes
A string or set of flags defining the file's attributes (for example, Read-only, Hidden, System).
Symlink
An indication of whether the file path is a symbolic link.
Type
The type of the file entry (for example, regular file, directory, symbolic link).
Creation time ($STD)
The time and date the file was created, according to the NTFS $STANDARD_INFORMATION attribute.
Modification time ($STD)
The time and date the file was last modified, according to the NTFS $STANDARD_INFORMATION attribute.
Access time ($STD)
The time and date the file was last accessed, according to the NTFS $STANDARD_INFORMATION attribute.
MFT Change time ($STD)
The time and date the file's MFT entry was last modified, according to the NTFS $STANDARD_INFORMATION attribute.
Hard links
The number of hard links pointing to the file.
File version
The version number associated with the file, if available (often relevant for executables or libraries).
Size
The size of the file, typically measured in bytes.