SQLMaps 1.0.0

SQLECmd

This repo that contains all the Maps used by Eric Zimmerman's SQLECmd.

Ongoing Projects

• SQLECmd Map Ideas - Development roadmap for SQLECmd Maps. Please feel free to contribute by adding ideas or by finishing tasks in the To Do column. Any help is appreciated!

Command Line Interface

SQLECmd version 0.5.0.0

Author: Eric Zimmerman (saericzimmerman@gmail.com)
https://github.com/EricZimmerman/SQLECmd

        d               Directory to process that contains SQLite files. This or -f is required
        f               File to process. This or -d is required

        csv             Directory to save CSV formatted results to.
        json            Directory to save JSON formatted results to.

        dedupe          Deduplicate -f or -d files based on SHA-1. First file found wins. Default is TRUE
        hunt            When true, all files are looked at regardless of name and file header is used to identify SQLite files, else filename in map is used to find databases. Default is FALSE

        maps            The path where event maps are located. Defaults to 'Maps' folder where program was executed

        sync            If true, the latest maps from https://github.com/EricZimmerman/SQLECmd/tree/master/SQLMap/Maps are downloaded and local maps updated. Default is FALSE

        debug           Show debug information during processing
        trace           Show trace information during processing


Examples: SQLECmd.exe -f "C:\Temp\someFile.db" --csv "c:\temp\out"
          SQLECmd.exe -d "C:\Temp\" --csv "c:\temp\out"
          SQLECmd.exe -d "C:\Temp\" --hunt --csv "c:\temp\out"

          Short options (single letter) are prefixed with a single dash. Long commands are prefixed with two dashes

Documentation

SQLECmd parses any SQLite database from any OS. As long as a Map exists for the database, SQLECmd will parse it! If there's a Map that's missing, please create an issue or submit your own via a Pull Request.

Download Eric Zimmerman's Tools

All of Eric Zimmerman's tools can be downloaded here. Use the Get-ZimmermanTools PowerShell script to automate the download and updating of the EZ Tools suite. Additionally, you can automate each of these tools using KAPE!

Special Thanks

Open Source Development funding and support provided by the following contributors:

• SANS Institute and SANS DFIR.
• Tines