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Cool Mags Forensically mining new nuggets of Google Chrome I was recently creating some slides on Chrome forensics for a class I'm teaching, when I really discovered for the first time just how popular it's actually become. As of last month, according to Chrome is not only 50% more popular than internet Explorer, but is actually neck and neck with Firefox (36.6% vs. 36.9%). Despite this, and the fact that Chrome is actually open source, (or technically, I guess Chromium is the open-source project behind Google Chrome) there's significantly less documentation about associated forensic artifacts than there is for equivalent items in IE or even Firefox. What has gone before... I was able to find a number of Chrome forensics blog postings, but most dealt more-or-less exclusively with extraction of its web history:The structure of the Chrome cache is also documented in a number of places:And I found several tools references: New Stuff: