🚀Introducing OpenRelik: Open-source platform for digital forensic investigations. Modular workflows, collaboration, central artifact repository and easily extendable to support new tools in a clean, easy to use interface. https://t.co/fnkTwtsXDd

We’ve released a CLI utility to transform THOR logs into Timesketch-compatible JSONL for timeline analysis Correlate findings across hosts and time, enrich your analysis, and integrate audit-trail logs Supports THOR and THOR Lite 🔗 https://t.co/zEknHKWVXw

We’ve been working on this for a few months - getting the THOR-to-Timesketch integration right meant building not just the CLI tool, but also the pip-installable Python module, proper field mapping logic, and a usable guide. One of the trickier parts was supporting the new

New #OpenRelik release. Task metrics (queue length, completion, failures etc) & new Prometheus exporter. Plus, a new task dashboard for deep dives into task performance. 📝 https://t.co/VRJS4H2daP 🔗 https://t.co/bz4Pe29CLs #DFIR

🚀 New OpenRelik release Role-based access control, folder sharing, database improvements, optimisations for file listings, chunked file uploads, bug fixes and refactoring efforts to improve stability. 📝 https://t.co/NAhc3iYvwX 🔗 https://t.co/Rr5G209SnK #DFIR

Great demo of OpenRelik with @eric_capuano and author @jberggren to automate your DFIR workflows for extracting artifacts, processing them with plaso, hayabusa, etc…, and uploading results to Timesketch. https://t.co/48ZsOCXwqV

⚡️ Introducing the OpenRelik Community Discord Server! A dedicated space for technical conversation around the OpenRelik platform. 🔗 Join now to connect, share your ideas and learn from other #DFIR practitioners! https://t.co/LldpycL6Xz

Access your #OpenRelik server from your @Tailscale tailnet with this new guide. Tailscale is awesome for simplifying secure network access, and this guide makes it easy to integrate with your existing OpenRelik Docker containers. https://t.co/PydFYoeJry

This week’s Defender Fridays features @jberggren, Staff Security Engineer at @Google. Johan will be discussing OpenRelik - an OSS platform designed for collaborative digital forensic investigations. Join us every Friday: https://t.co/VnoPb37Fvi #cybersecurity #infosec #dfir

Updated our Hayabusa documentation on support for Sigma correlation rules and updated our aggregation rules to use them: https://t.co/y5f9SsJBge We are also getting close to full support for the Sigma v2 specification! https://t.co/4QVMYAOZN5

Just added Google AI support. Google AI Studio is the frontend for experimentation. It gives you access to Gemini using a simple API key. Very easy to get started. https://t.co/dEU9Dr2L81

OpenRelik now supports local and cloud-based LLMs for developers. Integrate local models (Ollama) or Gemini (VertexAI) into your workers. Easy access to artifacts and extendable with more providers as needed. ✨ What #DFIR capabilities would you build? Share your ideas! 👇

#DFIR Tip of the day: You need to examine IndexedDB or LevelDB? Take a look at this tool from @SydVP https://t.co/RNOFVgoXPL

New in #OpenRelik: Artifact Extraction worker! Extract files from disk images using ForensicArtifact definitions and integrate it into your existing workflows. Thanks to Ramses de Beer for the contribution! #forensics #DFIR

Install OpenRelik in under 60 seconds(!) with the improved deployment script (sped-up video for demo). New feature: Local authentication with username/password has been added. No more fiddling with OAuth just to get started.

Introducing our simple Python API client for #OpenRelik. Enjoy seamless authentication and session handling, enabling you to focus on building your applications. pip install openrelik-api-client

This is legit. Might be the easiest DFIR automation workflow tool I've seen yet. Took ~2 minutes to setup with docker compose, and only seconds to generate some Hayabusa outputs. I feel like I am only scratching the surface of what's possible, can't wait to dig in deeper🔥

Another #OpenRelik design proposal just dropped by @hacktobeer! ☁️Cloud Manager - building a seamless integration with cloud disks. Comments welcome! https://t.co/CCo3EfXHx5

Great talk from Jessica Wilson on open-source #DFIR tools and workflows! - "Forensic Flows, but make them better"

I just published the #OpenRelik design document. It's a high level but pretty detailed description of the system. RFC: Comments, suggestions (and rants) are much appreciated. There is a dedicated discussion forum created, see the doc for the link. https://t.co/5Tgdyc3U1Y

2. Timesketch - Export timelines effortless to your Timesketch server. Automatically create sketches from your workflows and get a direct link in OpenRelik for quick access.