Digital Forensics:Timestamp Decoder

What is Timestamp Decoder?

Timestamp Decoder  is a FREE forensic utility for converting data found on desktop and mobile devices into human-readable timestamps. It is the most comprehensive tool available for decoding timestamps.

To convert the Unix timestamp identified in your forensic evidence, follow these step-by-step

Option 1: Using DCode (Forensic Tool)

DCode is a specialized tool for investigators to handle multiple timestamp formats.

1. Select Format: In the Decode Format dropdown, select Unix: Numeric Value.

2. Set Time Zone: Ensure Add Bias is set to UTC 00:00 for a standard forensic report.

3. Input Value: Type or paste 1618039800000 into the Value to Decode field.

4. Execute: Click the Decode button.

5. Result: The Date & Time field will display Sat, 10 April 2021 07:30:00 UTC.

 

Option 2: Using EpochConverter (Online)

1. Input: Enter 1618039800000 into the main conversion box.

2. Convert: Click Timestamp to readable date.

3. Check Precision: The tool will automatically assume the timestamp is in milliseconds because it is 13 digits long.

4. Result: It will show the date as Saturday, April 10, 2021 at 7:30:00 AM GMT.

Option 3: Using CyberChef (Advanced Web Tool)  https[:]//gchq.github[.]io/CyberChef

1. Select Category: Click on Date / Time in the left-hand operations pane.

2. Choose Recipe: Drag From UNIX Timestamp into the Recipe column.

3. Configure Units: In the recipe options, change the Units dropdown to Milliseconds (ms).

4. Input Data: Paste 1618039800000 into the Input box on the top right.

5. Result: The converted time, Sat 10 April 2021 07:30:00.000 UTC, will appear instantly in the Output box.

อ่านเพิ่มเติม:

• Convert Chrome/WebKit timestamps to human-readable date
• SQLite Forensics with OSForensic
• UTC 
• Timestamp

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