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Collects volatile evidence from a potentially compromised host in correct order of volatility: memory, network state, running processes, logged-on users, and open handles, while preserving integrity and minimizing footprint. Activates for requests to collect volatile evidence, perform live response, or capture host state before shutdown.

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Collecting Volatile Evidence from a Suspect Host

When to Use

  • A host is suspected of compromise and you must capture state that disappears on reboot.
  • You are performing live response before isolating or imaging the machine.
  • You need an ordered, integrity-preserving collection for later analysis.

Do not use this as a substitute for full disk imaging when persistence matters — volatile collection complements, not replaces, a forensic image. And do not reboot before collecting.

Prerequisites

  • Trusted, statically linked collection tools run from external media (not host binaries).
  • Authorization to collect, and a destination on external/write-once media.

Safety & Handling

  • Assume host tools are compromised; use your own trusted binaries to avoid rootkit deception.
  • Hash every artifact at collection time and record actions for chain of custody; minimize changes to the host.

Workflow

Step 1: Follow the order of volatility

Collect most-volatile first (RFC 3227): CPU/registers and cache → RAM → network state and connections → running processes → logged-on users/sessions → open files/handles → then disk.

Step 2: Capture memory first

Acquire a full RAM image with a trusted acquisition tool before anything that alters memory; it is the richest and most perishable source.

Step 3: Snapshot network and process state

Record active connections, listening ports, ARP/DNS cache, running processes with command lines and parent links, and loaded modules.

python scripts/analyst.py manifest ./collection --case IR-42 --host WS01

Step 4: Record users and handles

Capture logged-on users, sessions, scheduled tasks, and open handles/files.

Step 5: Hash, log, and hand off

Hash each artifact, write a collection manifest with timestamps, and transfer to the analysis environment preserving integrity.

Validation

  • Artifacts are collected in order of volatility, memory first, before any reboot.
  • Every artifact has a recorded hash and collection timestamp in the manifest.
  • Trusted external tools were used; host changes are documented.

Pitfalls

  • Rebooting or shutting down before capturing RAM, destroying the best evidence.
  • Using the host's own (possibly trojaned) tools and trusting their output.
  • No hashing/manifest, undermining evidentiary integrity.

References

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