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GRR is a distributed incident response platform and asynchronous forensic task orchestrator. It functions as a remote forensics framework designed to collect and analyze volatile data, system memory, and digital artifacts from remote hosts during security incident response.
The main features of google/grr are: Digital Forensics and Incident Response Platforms, Forensic Artifact Collection, Raw Disk Analysis, Endpoint Agent Control, Forensic Event Timelines, Execution Timeline Reconstruction, Direct Underlying Filesystem Accesses, Fleet-Wide File and Registry Search.
Projects with overlapping indexed features include: velocidex/velociraptor — Velociraptor is a digital forensics and incident response platform, endpoint detection and response system, and… mozilla/mozdef — DEPRECATED - MozDef: Mozilla Enterprise Defense Platform. withsecurelabs/chainsaw — Chainsaw is a Windows forensic analysis tool used for parsing system databases and extracting security artefacts. It… mozilla/mig — Distributed & real time digital forensics at the speed of the cloud. tclahr/uac. neo23x0/loki — Loki is an endpoint detection tool, forensic artifact analyzer, and threat intelligence scanner. It functions as a…
Velociraptor is a digital forensics and incident response platform, endpoint detection and response system, and visibility tool. It provides a query engine and remote forensic collector used to hunt for indicators of compromise and perform triage across a fleet of hosts. The system is distinguished by its specialized query language for interrogating host state and parsing binary files. It features a notebook environment that combines markdown documentation with executable query cells to standardize investigative workflows and enable collaborative reporting. The platform covers a wide range o
DEPRECATED - MozDef: Mozilla Enterprise Defense Platform
Chainsaw is a Windows forensic analysis tool used for parsing system databases and extracting security artefacts. It functions as a forensic artefact extractor and a scanner for identifying security threats and log tampering within Windows event logs. The project distinguishes itself by implementing a Sigma rule forensic scanner that applies standardized detection logic and custom rule sets to event logs and forensic artefacts. It enables threat hunting workflows by matching event data against patterns to identify malicious activity, lateral movement, and brute force attacks. The tool's capa