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FastIR Collector - Windows Incident Response Tool

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This tool collects different artefacts on live Windows and records the results in csv files. With the analyses of this artefacts, an early compromission can be detected.

Requirements
  • pywin32
  • python WMI
  • python psutil
  • python yaml
  • construct
  • distorm3
  • hexdump
  • pytz

Execution
  • ./fastIR_x64.py -h for help
  • ./fastIR_x64.py --packages all extract all artefacts without dump package artefacts
  • ./fastIR_x64.py --packages dump --dump mft to extract MFT
  • ./fastIR_x64.py --packages all --ouput_dir your_ouput_dir to set the directory output (by default is the current directory)
  • ./fastIR_x64.py --profile you_file_profile to set your own profile extraction

Packages
Packages Lists and Artefact
  • fs
    • IE History
    • Named Pipes
    • Prefetch
    • Recycle-bin
    • health
    • ARP Table
    • Drives list
    • Network drives
    • Networks Cards
    • Processes
    • Routes Tables
    • Tasks
    • Scheluded jobs
    • Services
    • Sessions
    • Network Shares
    • Sockets
  • registry
    • Installer Folders
    • OpenSaveMRU
    • Recents Docs
    • Services
    • Shellbags
    • Autoruns
    • USB History
    • Userassists
  • memory
    • Clipboard
    • dlls loaded
    • Opened Files
  • dump
  • FileCatcher
    • based on mime type
    • possibility to filter your search
    • Yara Rules
The full documentation can be download here: https://github.com/SekoiaLab/Fastir_Collector/blob/master/documentation/FastIR_Documentation.pdf
A post about FastIR Collector and advanced Threats can be consulted here: http://www.sekoia.fr/blog/fastir-collector-on-advanced-threats
with the paper: http://www.sekoia.fr/blog/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/FastIR-Collector-on-advanced-threats_v1.4.pdf



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