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Evidence → List Evidences

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Overview

This node operation lists evidences related to a specific case in the DFIR IRIS system. It is useful for digital forensic and incident response workflows where users need to retrieve and review evidence data associated with a case. For example, a security analyst can use this node to fetch all evidences linked to a case ID to analyze file hashes, acquisition dates, and other metadata.

Use Case Examples

  1. Retrieve all evidences for a given case ID to review file hashes and acquisition dates.
  2. Fetch specific fields of evidence data for reporting or further automated processing.

Properties

Name Meaning
Case ID The unique identifier of the case for which evidences are to be listed. This is a required numeric input.
Options Additional options to customize the evidence listing.

Output

JSON

  • id - Unique identifier of the evidence.
  • case_id - Identifier of the case the evidence belongs to.
  • acquisition_date - Date when the evidence was acquired.
  • chain_of_custody - Chain of custody details for the evidence.
  • custom_attributes - Custom attributes associated with the evidence.
  • date_added - Date when the evidence was added to the system.
  • end_date - End date related to the evidence, if applicable.
  • file_description - Description of the evidence file.
  • file_hash - Hash value of the evidence file for integrity verification.
  • file_size - Size of the evidence file.
  • file_uuid - UUID of the evidence file.
  • filename - Name of the evidence file.
  • modification_history - History of modifications made to the evidence.
  • start_date - Start date related to the evidence, if applicable.
  • type - Type of the evidence.
  • type_id - Identifier for the type of evidence.
  • user - User associated with the evidence.
  • user_id - Identifier of the user associated with the evidence.

Dependencies

  • DFIR IRIS API authentication

Troubleshooting

  • Ensure the Case ID is provided and is a valid number; missing or invalid Case ID will cause errors.
  • If the API returns an error, check the API authentication credentials and network connectivity.
  • If no evidences are returned, verify that the case ID exists and has associated evidences.

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