WMI_Forensics

This repository contains scripts used to find evidence in WMI repositories, specifically OBJECTS.DATA files located at:

• C:\WINDOWS\system32\wbem\Repository\OBJECTS.DATA
• C:\WINDOWS\system32\wbem\Repository\FS\OBJECTS.DATA

Download

git clone https://github.com/davidpany/WMI_Forensics.git

CCM_RUA_Finder.py

CCM_RUA_finder.py extracts SCCM software metering RecentlyUsedApplication logs from OBJECTS.DATA files.

Usage

CCM_RUA_Finder.py -i path\to\OBJECTS.DATA -o path\to\output.xls

The output file will be TSV formatted. Excel will automatically parse TSV files with .xls extensions.

PyWMIPersistenceFinder.py

PyWMIPersistenceFinder.py is designed to find WMI persistence via FitlerToConsumerBindings solely by keyword searching the OBJECTS.DATA file without parsing the full WMI repository.

In testing, this script has found the exact same data as python-cim’s show_FilterToConsumerBindings.py without requiring the setup. Only further testing will indicate if this script misses any data that python-cim can find.

In theory, this script will detect FilterToConsumerBindings that are deleted and remain in unallocated WMI space, but I haven’t had a chance to test yet.

Usage

PyWMIPersistenceFinder.py <OBJECTS.DATA file>

The output is text based in the following format for each binding:

<consumer name>-<filter name>

            <optional notes>

        Consumer: <consumer name><consumer execution details>

        Filter: <filter name><filter listener details>

Source: https://github.com/davidpany/WMI_Forensics