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forensics-sqlite

Dumps frames of the -wal (write ahead log) file of sqlite databases. The write ahead log is being written every once in a while to the real database. Using the write ahead log it will be possible to do forensics analyses on the history of the database (eg. modified records, added records etc.

SQLite databases are often used mobile applications.

usage

python ./test.py db.sqlite

references

sample

import struct
import sys
from forensics_sqlite import DB, WAL

if __name__ == '__main__':
	with open("{0}-wal".format(sys.argv[1]), 'r') as f:
		wal = WAL(f)

		print ("Version {:02x}".format(wal.version))
		print ("Page size {:02x}".format(wal.page_size))
		print ("Sequence {:02x}".format(wal.sequence))
		print ("Salt1 {:02x}".format(wal.salt1))
		print ("Salt2 {:02x}".format(wal.salt2))
		print ("Checksum1 {:02x}".format(wal.checksum1))
		print ("Checksum2 {:02x}".format(wal.checksum2))

		for (page_number, size_in_pages, salt1, salt2, checksum1, checksum2, page) in wal.frames():
			print ("Current position {0}".format(f.tell()))
			print ("Page number {:02x}".format(page_number))
			if size_in_pages>0:
				print ("Commit: Size in pages {:02x}".format(size_in_pages))
			print ("Salt1 {:02x}".format(salt1))
			print ("Salt2 {:02x}".format(salt2))
			print ("Checksum1 {:02x}".format(checksum1))
			print ("Checksum2 {:02x}".format(checksum2))
			print (page)


	with open(sys.argv[1], 'r') as f:
		db = DB(f)
		version = { 1: "Legacy", 2: "WAL" }
		print ("{0} {1} {2} {3}".format(db.signature, db.page_size, version[db.write_version], version[db.read_version]))
		pass #main (f)

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