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Hacking and Security => Hacking and Security => : uroboros March 26, 2013, 07:20:54 PM

: Information collect and storing software you use?
: uroboros March 26, 2013, 07:20:54 PM
What kind of software you use to collect, manipulate ans store investigation information?
: Re: Information collect and storing software you use?
: RedBullAddicted March 26, 2013, 07:59:13 PM
Good question :) may I suggest an evilzone release called d0xbase? Its a very nice tool and it is worth to have a look at it.

http://evilzone.org/evilzone-releases/d0xbase/

Have fun with it :)

Cheers,
RBA
: Re: Information collect and storing software you use?
: Ragehottie March 27, 2013, 04:15:11 AM
KeepNote is the best note taking software in my opinion.
You can have sub notes and subnotes to subnotes and etc. Very nice.
Also, my friends dad is a PI, he uses pen and paper :P
: Re: Information collect and storing software you use?
: techb March 27, 2013, 04:28:23 AM
Nano here. Gedit when I'm tired of looking at le terminal.
: Re: Information collect and storing software you use?
: kenjoe41 March 29, 2013, 04:46:22 PM
gedit is my favorite But if you're are dealing with investigations, i would rather you use CaseFile (http://www.paterva.com/web6/products/casefile.php) from Paterva. its good for manipulating your investigations data and it works just fine with its big brother maltego (http://www.paterva.com/web6/products/download.php). They both come in handy sometimes for me.

But for my research, Endnote comes in very handy. make your choice

Godspeed.
: Re: Information collect and storing software you use?
: Daemon April 11, 2013, 07:50:44 AM
Wow, im actually surprised at the responses here...gedit to keep notes on something as large as a possible target (think corporation: various APs, IPs, domain names, people's names/emails/etc., passwords, possible relatioinships between all the above and other secondary targets) is kinda hard to keep straight in a simple notepad file...

d0xbase is nice and i love the retro feel, but if its a large target and i need to keep track of a lot I prefer Maltego (also from paterva, but with more capabilites) . It allows you to create a visual diagram of the investigation, akin to the FBI tracking boards you see in a movie with all the pushpins and photos and string connecting things, and each node (for lack of better word) can have additional info and notes appended to it. So at first glance you have an overall picture, then by clicking a node you get a more complete look at each individual portion of the current investigative project.

Sorry for the late response, i haven't been around much lately  ::)