Shimcache
Windows Shimcache (also called: AppCompatCache,
Application Compatability Cache, or AppCompat) are Registry entries that
may* indicate application execution. These entries are only written
when the system is shutdown or restarted.
* While an entry in Shimcache often implies the application was
executed, Windows may pre-populate Shimcache with entries based on a user
browsing to a directory that contains an application.
Other parsers:
References:
TOML Collection
system = "windows"
[output]
name = "shimcache_collection"
directory = "./tmp"
format = "json"
compress = false
endpoint_id = "6c51b123-1522-4572-9f2a-0bd5abd81b82"
collection_id = 1
output = "local"
[[artifacts]]
artifact_name = "shimcache"
[artifacts.shimcache]
# Optional
# alt_drive = 'D'
Collection Options
alt_driveExpects a single character value. Will use an alternative drive letter when parsingShimcache. This configuration is optional. By defaultartemiswill use the%systemdrive%value (typicallyC)
Output Structure
An array of Shimcache entries
export interface Shimcache {
/**Entry number for shimcache. Entry zero (0) is most recent execution */
entry: number;
/**Full path to application file */
path: string;
/**Standard Information Modified timestamp in UNIXEPOCH seconds */
last_modified: number;
/**Full path to the Registry key */
key_path: string;
}