https://sourceforge.net/p/biatchux/news/2004-04-02T03:07:09ZRecent posts to news2004-04-02T03:07:09Z2004-04-02T03:07:09ZWilliam Saluskyhttps://sourceforge.net/u/ch4nge/https://sourceforge.netca9a22394c4fabae9469b786de5e6cee2b7e5ae7

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Hey all. Or anyone who reads this for that matter. F.I.R.E isn't dead, just went silent for a little too long. The project team just doesn't have the same time to work on it as much as was available in the past. Have pretty much upgraded everything, added a bunch of new tools, added a bit more methodology and automation. But it's still not a tool for dummies. Would love to see FIRE get there, release coming soon. Just want to do a bunch of QA on it before pushing a crappy release. </p></div>

2003-05-14T18:33:05Z2003-05-14T18:33:05ZWilliam Saluskyhttps://sourceforge.net/u/ch4nge/https://sourceforge.net8c449e85203314bec0e4bdc507248b363c6b6e22

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Hey everyone, the SANS webcast was fun, and things have been busy. I promised I'd have something out by the 14th as I will be out of action for a while... taking a vacation and moving. This is an alpha release to show off the changes, which are tremendous if you are familiar under the hood, but I just didn't get as far as I'd liked with it before release. Some things are fixed, other things are still broken, and due to upgrades, a few things that were fine before are now broken! remember... I'm calling this an alpha release! but it's stable for it's intended purpose... Tools have been upgraded, etc... etc... etc.... I didn't get to incorporate ALL of the recent enhancement requests, but will do so once I get back online.</p> <p>thanks, and talk to everyone in a month or so...</p> <p>William</p></div>

2003-02-12T07:46:09Z2003-02-12T07:46:09ZWilliam Saluskyhttps://sourceforge.net/u/ch4nge/https://sourceforge.net8b28eb1d746375c9fd92dcdfe77bd0938761a6a7

<div class="markdown_content"><p>FIRE will be presented as the topic of the May 2003 SANS WebCast.</p> <p>Go sign up for it. <a href="http://www.sans.org/webcasts/050703.php" rel="nofollow">http://www.sans.org/webcasts/050703.php</a></p> <p>W</p></div>

2003-02-12T07:41:13Z2003-02-12T07:41:13ZWilliam Saluskyhttps://sourceforge.net/u/ch4nge/https://sourceforge.net714c7826e18aa729b8d6b06806b42f689d51a3a4

<div class="markdown_content"><p>So FIRE has turned a year old, which I forgot. Been through alot with it, changed it's name... Learned alot. Screwed up alot. But in the end the improvements outweigh the trouble it's been. So without much fanfare... happy fireday to cd.</p> <p>W</p></div>

2003-02-12T02:43:59Z2003-02-12T02:43:59ZWilliam Saluskyhttps://sourceforge.net/u/ch4nge/https://sourceforge.netbfb6bee5df8fba18e4883894aba8b8c5025cfdc5

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Sorry I haven't pushed any releases lately, I've lost a few hard drives recently. (Yes, I have backups), so things have been slow going. I expect to get back on track within the next few weeks, and should get something out there soon.</p> <p>William</p></div>

2002-11-29T15:13:29Z2002-11-29T15:13:29ZWilliam Saluskyhttps://sourceforge.net/u/ch4nge/https://sourceforge.netbe5928fbc95d53ce260239d41cca7de012f7a933

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Check out the latest FIRE release in the files section.<br /> 2.4.19 kernel, more module support, new and upgraded apps, improved boot speed and X render time. I... LIKE it!</p></div>

2002-11-24T21:11:12Z2002-11-24T21:11:12ZWilliam Saluskyhttps://sourceforge.net/u/ch4nge/https://sourceforge.netf09f4c5a67ebd6cdc0a3e7abfed733d9c215d873

<div class="markdown_content"><p>After spending the last week at the FACT conference <a href="http://www.byteoutofcrime.org" rel="nofollow">http://www.byteoutofcrime.org</a> , have made many enhancements, but as always will NEVER be finished. Can't wait to get this one out there for everyone to test out.</p></div>

2002-09-13T14:10:12Z2002-09-13T14:10:12ZWilliam Saluskyhttps://sourceforge.net/u/ch4nge/https://sourceforge.net556f17bd047946b42af1286f59bb62ab52d5caa9

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Update!<br /> Things are moving right along with v0.2.1b, (not sure when I'll be ready to release though) kind of focusing on interface enhancements and feature automation. added some new tools, and TRYING to get license approval to distribute some windows binaries for Incident Response. Having trouble with pty/tty control when executing processes from blackbox X right click menus... and more importantly I still do not have a solution to enable cut/paste via mouse!!! No I can't seem to enable 3ButtonMouse support in the XVFB implementation. If anyone knows how to enable cut/paste programmatically/etc... please provide details... I can then automate it via bbkeys.</p> <p>W</p></div>

2002-08-19T14:00:26Z2002-08-19T14:00:26ZWilliam Saluskyhttps://sourceforge.net/u/ch4nge/https://sourceforge.netda3302f4991cb6c360908f72fdcee326b198710e

<div class="markdown_content"><p>I've pushed the first release since renaming the project. Lots of improvements mostly coming out of work done at the Digital Forensic Research Workshop <a href="http://www.dfrws.org" rel="nofollow">http://www.dfrws.org</a> .<br /> Most significant is the near full automation of task/Autopsy setup to allow immediate (local or remote) forensic analysis of local drives (thanks to Brian Carrier for helping me on this).<br /> Addition of many tools, version upgrades, etc..<br /> Enabled the image to load entirely into RAMDISK for speedier response. etc... try it... you'll like it</p> <p>heh-heh... Now you're playing with fire! (cheese)</p> <p>William</p></div>

2002-08-16T22:28:34Z2002-08-16T22:28:34ZWilliam Saluskyhttps://sourceforge.net/u/ch4nge/https://sourceforge.nete1c907c1e2454443342cdb3e2f7eb2b5b83622e8

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Thanks to Mark (fat) for pointing out and providing corrections and updates to the package listing for FIRE! I've also been busy adding tools as well.</p></div>