Pdgmail Forensic tool to analysis process memory dump for Gmail data. It will discover what it can out of the memory image including contacts, emails, last access times, IP addresses, basic headers etc.
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In this article, we are to extract the process dump and then to unpack and analyze the dump.
To get the help menu pdgmail -h, here we are using Firefox so we need to find the process ID of it using the command ps -ef | grep fire.
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Now we have the process ID 1446, then you need to dump the process gcore -o fire.dmp 1446
Now you can see a dump file created fire.dmp.1446. It’s time to analyze the dump file now.To dump run the command strings -el fire.dmp.1446.
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You can also get the number of unread emails in the Inbox.
Also the Body contents and the basic headers.
The contact list can be retrieved.
It will take around 20 minutes to complete the analysis and the output varies depends upon the number of the page that you have browsed with Firefox pdgmail Happy Investigating !!!
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