Release 2018-01-17

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Truxton 2.1.15.0

<< Released 2018-01-17 >>

Improvements

  1. USB Vendor and Product names added to timeline events
  2. Added volume paths to prefetch file details
  3. Unix password files are now expanded
  4. Outlook for Mac messages are now expanded
  5. When exporting files from Truxton, the timestamps of the files are now set to the times in Truxton (and from the original media) instead of the current time.
  6. A new report of "File Type Breakdown" was added
  7. We now parse the latest version of XRY XML reports
  8. Unidentified files report modified to show Normal files only.
  9. Samsung Smart Switch backups are now expanded
  10. New Android MMS/SMS database is now expanded

New File Types

  1. Samba Database
  2. Unix etc password
  3. Unix password shadow
  4. Outlook Mac Message (OLK)
  5. Outlook Mac Attachment
  6. OpenGL Texture
  7. Unity Shader Cache
  8. Disney Application Database
  9. Disney Itinerary Database
  10. Evite Database
  11. Android Media Database
  12. Android Calendar Database
  13. Beartooth Database
  14. Packman Texture
  15. Asurion Database
  16. Kochava Database
  17. Android Partner Database
  18. Samsung Smart Switch Database
  19. CSC Database
  20. Weather Widger Database
  21. Smart Bonding Service Database
  22. Android Hyphen Data
  23. Quram Image
  24. Android Sprite
  25. Android PIO Image
  26. Western Digital MyCloud Database
  27. Verizon FIOS Database
  28. Samsung Radio Database
  29. Rush Limbaugh Database
  30. LinkedIn Database
  31. QNAP Photo Database
  32. TopGolf Database
  33. Android Hotspot
  34. Weather Clock Database
  35. Android Font

Bug Fixes

  1. Vista/Windows 7 prefetch files weren't being parsed properly. Volume information was being missed.
  2. Loading a drive letter from the desktop wasn't properly escaped.
  3. Ordinal suffixing has been fixed in reports. You should no longer see "122th" you should see "122nd" instead.
  4. Media summary report now includes just the partitions that belonged to the media being loaded, not all partitions from all disk images contained in the media.
  5. Endless loop while parsing invalid RFC 2047 encoded text
  6. MIME parsing now completes when there is no body to parse
  7. Some URLs were being improperly parsed for search terms
  8. Tar files that contain files larger than 2GB are now expanded correctly.