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X-Tensions, what would you like to see it do?

By Brett Shavers
March 24, 2013
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Do you have any ideas for an X-Tensions based plugin in X-Ways? if so, post it in the comments! I have a few ideas for the advanced chapter which includes X-Tensions, but want to hear from the community as well.


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  1. Wayne says:
    March 24, 2013 at 15:26

    Mount a Registry Hive like a volume within the case. This will allow you to sort the keys with the files so you can export a complete file list. When you need to create a chronological file list (only one time block for a file displayed in a moment in time; you can have a single file listed 3 times or just once. Order of importance create, modification, access.) the Registry Hive activity is as important as file times.

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  2. Denny Mleinek says:
    March 26, 2013 at 21:38

    Search files by config-list.. if found create RT entry and extract (both optional by config)
    Good for registry, p2p i.e.

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