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The Acorn application guide

Forensic Browser

The example processes three unmodified public Prefetch files and retains the native output and counts. Review those results within the evidence workspace. It does not demonstrate Tor, live capture or network browsing.

Public training example

Run a focused action on Windows Prefetch files

Example input

  • Three public Prefetch training fixtures in the demonstrated native artefact action.

Result or controls shown

  • A demonstrated native Prefetch-action completion and associated artefact output.
Forensic Browser runs its native Prefetch action against three unmodified public training fixtures. The completed parser output names the CSV and record count. View full screen
Forensic Browser runs its native Prefetch action against three unmodified public training fixtures. The completed parser output names the CSV and record count.

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Examination steps

Steps to review in your evaluation

  1. Select the relevant Prefetch action and test input.

  2. Review the completed action and its output location.

  3. Inspect the parsed result without extending the example to untested web-capture functions.

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