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Volatility 3 Basics
Writing Plugins
How to Write a Simple Plugin
Writing more advanced Plugins
Using Volatility 3 as a Library
Creating New Symbol Tables
Changes between Volatility 2 and Volatility 3
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Volatility 3
Writing Plugins
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Writing Plugins
How to Write a Simple Plugin
Inherit from PluginInterface
Define the plugin requirements
Define the
run
method
Define the generator
Writing more advanced Plugins
Writing Reusable Methods
Writing plugins that run other plugins
Writing plugins that output files
Writing Scanners
Writing/Using Intermediate Symbol Format Files
Writing new Translation Layers
Communicating between layers
Writing new Templates and Objects
Using Volatility 3 as a Library
Creating a context
Determine what plugins are available
Determine what configuration options a plugin requires
Set the configuration in the context
Using automagic to complete the configuration
Run the plugin
Render the TreeGrid