ObjInfo¶
Description¶
ObjInfo is a tool designed to list the set of Microsoft Windows named objects currently present on the analyzed system.
Output¶
ObjInfo creates a single CSV file that lists the currently present Windows named objects.
The resulting CSV reports the following columns:
ColumnName |
Description |
|---|---|
ComputerName |
The current computer name running ObjInfo |
OperatingSystem |
The Microsoft Windows operating system |
ObjectType |
The reported object type (one of Type, Directory, Session, WindowStation, Event, KeyedEvent, Callback, Job, Mutant, Section, Semaphore, SymbolicLink, Device, Driver, ALPCPort, FilterConnectionPort, Key, File) |
ObjectName |
The actual object name |
ObjectPath |
The full object path |
LinkTarget |
For symbolic links, the link’s target |
LinkCreationTime |
For symbolic links, the link’s creation date |
Description |
Always empty (only used with FastFind tool) |
As for every tool, an output for logging is also available from the command line. The syntax can be found in Configuring Console Output.
Note
The error message: “Failed to open object directory \UMDFCommunicationPorts” is to be expected as administrators do not have enough privileges to access this object.
Usage¶
ObjInfo is intended to be used from the command line. A typical ObjInfo command line looks like the following:
DFIR-Orc.exe ObjInfo /out=C:\temp\ObjInfo.7z
/out=<Path> Option¶
optional=yes, default=.\ObjInfo.csv
If an archive or a directory is specified as output, two files are created: one for “File” type objects and another for objects of other types.
If a file is specified, information about all objects are reported in this file.
For details on the /out option syntax, please refer to the output documentation.