The investigation of the file is part of the Velociraptor room on TryHackMe , where users practice using the Velociraptor endpoint monitoring tool for digital forensics and incident response (DFIR).
: Go to the Collected tab in the sidebar and find the specific collection entry (e.g., the one that generated the zip file). Horse. VAM_beast_collection.zip
: For a structured "report," use the Notebook feature within Velociraptor. You can create a new notebook and use VQL to post-process the collection results, allowing you to filter for specific malicious indicators like unauthorized persistence or suspicious process executions. The investigation of the file is part of
In this specific scenario, the collection named is the resulting artifact of a "VQL" (Velociraptor Query Language) hunt. To generate and view a helpful report for this specific file, you typically perform the following steps within the Velociraptor interface: You can create a new notebook and use
: The Uploaded Files tab allows you to download the actual Horse.VAM_beast_collection.zip . This archive contains the files retrieved from the target machine (such as prefetch files, registry hives, or event logs) for offline analysis in tools like Autopsy or Eric Zimmerman's Tools .
: Click on the specific collection and navigate to the Results tab. This provides a raw table view of the data extracted from the endpoint.