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       <div class="enterprise-feature"><div class="enterprise-feature-inner"><div><h2>Follow the evidence.<br>Understand the system.</h2><p>Bring structure to an investigation. Start with context, preserve what matters, and compare the records that help explain an event.</p>[[:Category:Windows Forensics|<span class="text-link">Explore the forensics collection &#8594;</span>]]</div><div class="terminal"><div><span>linux</span></div><pre><span># Establish a starting point</span>
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