如你可能或可能不知道,当数据从KQQite档案中删除时,它仍然处于档案中。 可以通过编辑来看待这一问题,但不会在LQ或LQ中显示。
我怎么能够提取这一数据,以便数据仍然可以查到? 我只想某种手法,但如果Kingk能够看到数据,我只能看一看一记,我不敢肯定会做些什么。
任何想法?
感谢:
如你可能或可能不知道,当数据从KQQite档案中删除时,它仍然处于档案中。 可以通过编辑来看待这一问题,但不会在LQ或LQ中显示。
我怎么能够提取这一数据,以便数据仍然可以查到? 我只想某种手法,但如果Kingk能够看到数据,我只能看一看一记,我不敢肯定会做些什么。
任何想法?
感谢:
如果螺旋 see看管,那么你就需要把原始档案材料 yourself平。 这并非易事。
http://www.ccl-forensics.com/Software/epilog- from-ccl-forensics.html” rel=“nofollow”>epilog—— 不知道它究竟是多么好,还是多么好。 这对你来说是值得的。
Failing that, you ll need to parse the file format yourself. Some hints are here or you might want to hack the sqlite code itself and see if you can get it to ignore whatever deleted markers there are.
Oh——如果你真空,实际上会去除被删除的牢房,那么就没有。
You could use the HexDump package for Perl
下面的代码将 he子印到屏幕上,FooFile是通往贵方档案的道路:
use Data::HexDump;
my $f = new Data::HexDump;
$f->file("FooFile");
$f->block_size(1024);
print while $_ = $f->dump;
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