Don't touch that file system, you will leave your fingerprints everywhere or anywhere you touch.
I'm sure that as a penetration test, you mostly won't need this command, but I will mention it because
somehow, once or twice.
OK, so I've used it a couple of times and I think you might need it, too.
So it remains a piece of good information.
First, I want to talk about filesystem and metadata just for a little.
Every file on the files, no matter what it is, has metadata, which contains information such as time
and date, when it was created, accessed, modified its size on the disk, its ownership information
and so on and so forth.
For forensic examiners, metadata information is really important to uncover a fraud or something along
those lines.
To me, it's not that bad if a forensic analyst follows your traces and detect how you compromise the
system.
It might even be in the scope of the test for blue team analysis, however, as a penetration tester,
you may need this command in certain other situations.
For instance, file integrity monitors software is a good reason to watch out for.
And my point is that you may sometimes in the special situation and it does vary upon your usage, you
might need to manipulate the file system integrity to escape from a monster.
Remember to use time stop.
So let's see where it is now.
You will need to have at least an admin level session to manipulate the file system using timestamp
so type timestamp each to display the help menu for this command.
And look at that here, it has some parameters to specify commands.
So first, I'm going to check where I am on the target, actually, IWD.
All right.
So I'm in system 32.
So I'm going to change the folder to see W AB.
W w w.
Uploads.
TWD, Yes, I'm there now.
Alas.
And I think you probably remember Allport Scott EXI.
You use that file when searching and testing for vulnerabilities.
And if you are files, mate, data.
Use timestamp where the V parameter.
Time stamp and the path of the Allport story EXI.
Oh, look at that.
I can't a dive at the same time, I didn't have the parameter.
So then add the V parameter.
Now, by the way, Mays stands for the first letters of modified access created and entry modified words.
So anyway, go to the airport folder.
Alas.
Now, here there is a test, my sequel, that BHP file.
When you display the mass data.
It was last modified in 2010, so to hide Allport static file timestamp can pull the files, mays' data
and set for Allport static using the F parameter.
Timestamp c w ampe w w w upload all ports dot Yuxi, then type F and the second file c w ab.
W w w test Maisky, well, that BHP.
And the commands executed successfully.
So let's check it, use the arrow key to move in the history.
OK, so now you can see all Bords EXI now has test my skills, Messitte data.
So you can also set these values to a specific date if you want.
For example, you can use the sea to set a date, a date.
Timestamp the path of Allport, statistically.
See, use double quotes for dates.
One one 2000 for the date and one one one four time.
Is the key to move in the history, OK, and that change successfully.
Now, of course, you're thinking that you can, yeah, change some other attributes in the same way,
just use the energy for previous commands and just change that parameter to a four accessed date.
And change parameter to M for modified.
And now display the mass data for Allport statistics and look at that, you successfully changed.
I forgot the entry for modified date.
So use the E parameter to set a specific date.
And it seems that as well, so I think he got the point here that you can change the mass data to confuse
the analyzer.
Awesome.