Machor Software

4-23-2008

We are pleased to anounce that we have been invited to the HTCIA Regional Conference to reveil our new product.  This is a honor as the best in the field are present at these confrences.  Please check back after the conference (May 12 - 14) for an update on this exciting turn of events.

5-12-2008

The new version of Win Forensic Analysis is here!  This now includes the option to do a recursive subdirectory search as well as an option to drag and drop files right onto the interface.  There is also a new module included.  This new module takes the users IE Favorite files and extracts the url.  This can be useful if a user has hundereds of favorites that need to be searched.  Other updates are in progress and this site will be updated as new updates are made availiable.

8/18/2008 

We are pleased to anounce a new product will be ariving shortly.  With the release of Mozilla Firefox 3, a lot of the information that was found in previous versions has been moved to SQLite datatables.  F3 has been designed with this in mind.  When F3 releases, it will be fully integrated to do both an analysis of Firefox 2 and 3 profiles.  All you will have to do is point it at a profile folder and let it pull back the information.  There will be a new selection method, help file, installer, uninstaller, export options and more.  Please check back often as this will be out shortly.  Price for this will be $50, but will be well worth the money!

 9/4/2008

As most of you are aware of, we have released an official copy of FireFox Forensics.  It is with much pleasure that we are able to say that we have a great response to this, and for those of you that have purchased it, we thank you.  In other news, on Tuesday September 2, 2008 Google released Chrome.  This is a beta version of its new web browser.  This is a great browser, but yet another that will have to be dealt with.  We are happy to anounce that construction of a forensic utility is currently underway, and will be done shortly.  We are expecting a release by Friday, with help files coming shortly there after.  We had obtained a copy roughly 15 minutes after the official release and immediately went to work on development.  Check back often as we beleieve that this will be a browser to be dealt with.  Nearly everyone is familiar with Google, and a browser by them is sure to take off quickly.  Hopefully we will have a tool to go along with it just as quickly.