# Volatility Search through collected volatile memory dumps, volume and VM images. Volatility and Volatility 3 have a different syntax. The older one has higher malware hunting abilities. * [Cheat sheet](https://downloads.volatilityfoundation.org/releases/2.4/CheatSheet_v2.4.pdf) * [Hacktricks shee](https://book.hacktricks.xyz/forensics/volatility-examples) * [Symbol table for Linux and macOS](https://github.com/volatilityfoundation/volatility3#symbol-tables) ## Basic Commands * Basic Info, find OS profile ```sh volatility -f imageinfo volatility -f kdbgscan ``` * Process list ```sh volatility -f --profile pslist ``` * List dlls ```sh volatility -f --profile dlllist -p ``` * Last accessed dir ```sh volatility -f --profile shellbags ``` ### Volatility3 * Basic Info works too, but you have to know the kind of OS anyway ```sh volatility -f windows.info ``` * Process list, but processes can be hidden. Therefore use ` psscan ` ```sh volatility -f windows.pslist volatility -f windows.psscan volatility -f windows.pstree ``` * List dlls, this includes the path of the file ```sh volatility -f windows.dlllist ``` * Find malicious files, fileless and including files, respectively ```sh volatility -f windows.malfind volatility -f windows.vadyarascan ``` * Dump memory map ```sh volatility -f windows.memmap.Memmap --pid --dump volatility -f windows.dumpfiles --pid ``` * Dump and scan files ```sh windows.dumpfiles.DumpFiles Dumps cached file contents from Windows memory windows.filescan.FileScan Scans for file objects present in a particular windows. Lists version information from PE files. ``` * Find file handles or mutex ```sh volatility -f windows.mutex ``` * Malware hunting through hooking ```sh windows.ssdt.SSDT Lists the system call table. # System Service Descriptor Table windows.driverirp.DriverIrp List IRPs for drivers in a particular windows memory image. windows.modules.Modules Lists the loaded kernel modules. windows.driverscan.DriverScan Scans for drivers present in a particular windows ``` ## Plugins Volatility 3 plugins are named after the specific profile they are used for. For the most part these are (` macOS.*, windows.*, linux.* `) * For example * Truecryptpassphrase * cmdscan, command history * shutdowntime