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Autopsy deleted files recovery

This is an exercise provided by the TryHackMe DFIR course

All images and copyrights are protected for TryHackMe

Description

Project: Recovering deleted files Objective: Find the deleted files and recover the txt file to find what is inside it.

Tools/ Utilities Used

  • Windows Virtual Machine
  • Autopsy forensics tool

Tasks:

1- Find the full name of the "other" xlxs file.

2- Find the name of the text file that was deleted.

3- Recover the deleted text file.

Starting Autopsy:

By launching the tool from the desktop. If this is the first time to use it, we will have the second option ( open recent case greyed out). We will Select a New case. First option.

Autospy new case

As any new file is created we will have to select the location to save the case ( I created a folder on the desktop on the spot called Autopsy) Autospy case naming 1

Then fill in the case number and basic investigation information. Then click finish.

Autospy case creation s

There is a disk image saved on the desktop to be opened usb.001

Autospy data source disk image

De-Select all the configure and inject options as we do not need them for the project.

Autospy deselect all

Finish selecting the image source. Autospy finish selecting images

The tree view on the left side will show the deleted files ( with a red x next to the folder as an indication).

1- TryHackme.xlsx

By right-clicking on a deleted file we can select extract files - to recover or export selects rows to CVS if we need to view it in EZ viewer.

to answer task #1 the name of the xlsx is TryHackme.xlsx Autospy recover

2- TryHackMe2.txt is the name of the txt file that was deleted. Autospy txt

3- TryHackMe2.txt

to recover it, right-click and select extract file(s) it will be recovered and saved in a desired location.

Autospy txt2

If we opened it the text inside it is:

Autospy text

this completes task# 3

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