Tuesday, April 18, 2023

DIGITAL FORENSICS:How to analyze WebCacheV01.dat

DIGITAL FORENSICS:How to analyze WebCacheV01.dat

When you visit any website, a web browser writes internet history. In Internet Explorer 10 or 11, you can find the history logs stored in WebCacheV01.dat file. This file is an ESE database, also known as the Jet Blue engine. This file is located under

 C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\WebCache. WebCacheV01.dat

Export >  WebCacheV01.dat 
DIGITAL FORENSICS:How to analyze WebCacheV01.dat

  • Local file access may still be tracked within browser history; this is specifically the case when a browser is used to view a local copy of a PDF, SVG, etc.
  • Note that local file access will also appear within %LocalAppData%\Microsoft\ Windows\WebCache\WebCacheV01.dat; look for entries like file:///X:/path/to/file, where “X” is the drive letter on which the file was accessed

Open Osforensics  > ESEDB Viewer

ESEDB viewer to view and analyze the contents of ESE DB (.edb) database files, a common storage format used by various Microsoft applications
DIGITAL FORENSICS:How to analyze WebCacheV01.dat

These files can be examined manually, for example, with a hex viewer, or can be parsed automatically with Digital Forensic tools. Here is the WebCacheV01.dat file parsed with ESEDB viewer:
URL 
DIGITAL FORENSICS:How to analyze WebCacheV01.dat
Access Time
DIGITAL FORENSICS:How to analyze WebCacheV01.dat
Port 
DIGITAL FORENSICS:How to analyze WebCacheV01.dat


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