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