If your tool is not supporting the application,
go out and Google for free scripts.
We put a lot of free scripts in your scripts for class.
Ask the Google group if anybody knows
of a parser or a script that is supporting that app.
But also, ask the Google group for help if not.
good example-- someone posted in the Google group
that they could not parse information from DuckDuckGo.
Adrian Leong, the Cheeky 4n6 Monkey is alumni of this class.
He said, if you send me test data, I will write it for you.
She was at the point where I think
she was in hex and going to have the bookmark over 900 hits.
That's not fun.
Overnight, a script was written and provided to her.
Our community is amazing.
People in DFIR want to help you.
You just have to ask.
If you want to learn Python, Alexis Brignoni
did a Python study group that we started during COVID.
It was fantastic.
You can join that.
He also created, specifically for this course,
a YouTube video on how to use Python.
He has recently done my "Life Has No Ctrl+Alt+Del"
lunch show, where he did, one, how to use Python and make it
work, and, two, how to specifically use Python to run
his LEAP tools.
So I definitely recommend using those.
It is a low learning curve.
I learned a lot from Code Academy.
It works really well.
Don't be afraid to just start playing around with SQLite.
Don't be afraid to ask for help in our Google group.