Toolsmith Tidbit: Will Ballenthin’s Python-evtx

Andrew Case (@attrc) called out Will Ballenthin’s (@williballenthin) Python-evtx on Twitter, reminding me that I’m long overdue in mentioning it here as well.

Will’s Python-evtx description from his website for same follows:
“python-evtx is a pure Python parser for recent Windows Event Log files (those with the file extension “.evtx”). The module provides programmatic access to the File and Chunk headers, record templates, and event entries. For example, you can use python-evtx to review the event logs of Windows 7 systems from a Mac or Linux workstation. The structure definitions and parsing strategies were heavily inspired by the work of Andreas Schuster and his Perl implementation Parse-Evtx.”

Assuming you’ve running Python 2.7, install it via pip install python-evtx or download source from Github: https://github.com/williballenthin/python-evtx Continue reading Toolsmith Tidbit: Will Ballenthin’s Python-evtx

Toolsmith Tidbit: Will Ballenthin’s Python-evtx

Andrew Case (@attrc) called out Will Ballenthin’s (@williballenthin) Python-evtx on Twitter, reminding me that I’m long overdue in mentioning it here as well.

Will’s Python-evtx description from his website for same follows:
“python-evtx is a pure Python parser for recent Windows Event Log files (those with the file extension “.evtx”). The module provides programmatic access to the File and Chunk headers, record templates, and event entries. For example, you can use python-evtx to review the event logs of Windows 7 systems from a Mac or Linux workstation. The structure definitions and parsing strategies were heavily inspired by the work of Andreas Schuster and his Perl implementation Parse-Evtx.”

Assuming you’ve running Python 2.7, install it via pip install python-evtx or download source from Github: https://github.com/williballenthin/python-evtx Continue reading Toolsmith Tidbit: Will Ballenthin’s Python-evtx