EZ Tools Manuals
Eric Zimmerman's Tools are free, open-source, and widely taught around the world. This is the official manual for all of his command line and GUI tools.
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The official manual for Eric Zimmerman's Tools. Please watch the the book's GitHub repository to stay updated on the development of this manual! Any suggestions for improvement are welcomed on GitHub!
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Andrew Rathbun
Andrew Rathbun is a DFIR professional with multiple years of experience in law enforcement (sworn and civilian) and the private sector. Andrew is involved in multiple community projects, including but not limited to: the Digital Forensics Discord Server and multiple GitHub repositories.

Episode 241
An Interview with Andrew Rathbun
Contents
Table of Contents
Enabling Update Notifications on Leanpub
Introduction to EZ Tools
- What are EZ Tools?
- Download EZ Tools
- CLI vs GUI
- .NET 4 vs .NET 6 EZ Tools
- What is this book?
- Mastering EZ Tools
- Content by Eric Zimmerman
- Content by the DFIR Community about EZ Tools
EZ Tools - Common Switches
- Common Switches
EZ Tools - PowerShell vs CMD
- Common Scenarios
EZ Tools - CLI
AmcacheParser
- AmcacheParser Introduction
- AmcacheParser Switches
- AmcacheParser Command Examples
- AmcacheParser Output
- AmcacheParser Key Takeaways
- AmcacheParser References
AppCompatCacheParser
- AppCompatCacheParser Introduction
- AppCompatCacheParser Switches
- AppCompatCacheParser Command Examples
- AppCompatCacheParser Output
- AppCompatCacheParser Key Takeaways
- AppCompatCacheParser References
bstrings
- bstrings Introduction
- bstrings Switches
- bstrings Command Examples
- bstrings References
EvtxECmd
- EvtxECmd Introduction
- EvtxECmd Switches
- EvtxECmd Command Examples
- EvtxECmd Output
- EvtxECmd Key Takeaways
- EvtxECmd References
IISGeoLocate
- IISGeoLocate Introduction
- IISGeoLocate Switches
- IISGeoLocate Output
- IISGeoLocate References
JLECmd
- JLECmd Introduction
- JLECmd Switches
- JLECmd Command Examples
- JLECmd Output
- JLECmd Sample Output
- JLECmd Key Takeaways
- JLECmd References
LECmd
- LECmd Introduction
- LECmd Switches
- LECmd Command Examples
- LECmd Sample Output
- LECmd Output
- LECmd Key Takeaways
- LECmd References
MFTECmd
- MFTECmd Introduction
- File Types Parsed by MFTECmd
- MFTECmd Switches
- MFTECmd Command Examples
- MFTECmd Output
- MFTECmd References
PECmd
- PECmd Introduction
- PECmd Switches
- PECmd Command Examples
- PECmd Output
- PECmd Key Takeaways
- PECmd References
RBCmd
- RBCmd Introduction
- RBCmd Switches
- RBCmd Command Examples
- RBCmd Output
- RBCmd Key Takeaways
- RBCmd References
RecentFileCacheParser
- RecentFileCacheParser Introduction
- RecentFileCacheParser Switches
- RecentFileCacheParser Command Examples
- RecentFileCacheParser Output
- RecentFileCacheParser References
RECmd
- RECmd Introduction
- RECmd Switches
- RECmd Command Examples
- RECmd Output
- RECmd References
RLA
- RLA Introduction
- RLA Switches
- RLA Command Examples
- RLA References
SBECmd
- SBECmd Introduction
- SBECmd Switches
- SBECmd Command Examples
- SBECmd Output
- SBECmd Key Takeaways
- SBECmd References
SQLECmd
- SQLECmd Introduction
- SQLECmd Switches
- SQLECmd Command Examples
- SQLECmd References
SrumECmd
- SrumECmd Introduction
- SrumECmd Switches
- SrumECmd Command Examples
- SrumECmd Output
- SrumECmd Sample Data
- SrumECmd References
SumECmd
- SumECmd Introduction
- SumECmd Switches
- SumECmd Command Examples
- SumECmd Output
- SumECmd References
VSCMount
- VSCMount Introduction
- VSCMount Switches
- VSCMount Command Examples
- VSCMount References
WxTCmd
- WxTCmd Introduction
- WxTCmd Switches
- WxTCmd Command Examples
- WxTCmd Output
- WxTCmd Key Takeaways
- WxTCmd References
EZ Tools - GUI
EZViewer
- EZViewer Introduction
- EZViewer Screenshot
- EZViewer Key Takeaways
- EZViewer References
Hasher
- Hasher Introduction
- Hasher Screenshot
- Hasher Features
- Hasher References
JumpList Explorer
- JumpList Explorer Introduction
- JumpList Explorer Functionality
- JumpList Explorer References
MFT Explorer
- MFT Explorer Introduction
- MFT Explorer Features
- MFT Explorer References
Registry Explorer
- Registry Explorer Introduction
- RECmd
- Version changes
SDB Explorer
- SDB Explorer Introduction
- SDB Explorer References
Shellbags Explorer
- Requirements
- What are ShellBags?
- ShellBags location in the registry
- Using RegEdit to view ShellBag data
- Why another ShellBags program?
- ShellBagsExplorer.exe
- Menus
- Workflow overview
- SBECmd.exe
- General usage tips and tricks
- Version changes
TimeApp
- TimeApp Introduction
- TimeApp Screenshots
- TimeApp References
Timeline Explorer
- Timeline Explorer Introduction
- Timeline Explorer Features
- Timeline Explorer Settings
- Timeline Explorer Layout Files
- Timeline Explorer Plugins
- Timeline Explorer References
XWFIM
- Using XWFIM
- XWFIM References
Errata
- Reporting Errata
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