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Author: tonmoy0010

README.md

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 > Advanced Windows Registry forensics reference and search engine
 
-RegSeek is a comprehensive reference tool for Windows Registry forensics artifacts. It provides detailed information about registry locations that are valuable for digital forensics investigations, incident response, and malware analysis.
-
-# Features
-
-- Extensive collection of Windows Registry forensics artifacts
-- Multi-criteria search with filters for category, criticality, investigation type, and more
-- Filter by Windows version, registry hive, criticality level, and analysis tools
-- Each artifact includes forensic value, data structure, examples, and analysis tools
-- Artifacts tagged by investigation scenarios (malware analysis, data exfiltration, etc.)
-
-# Categories
-
-- **Execution**: Program execution tracking and artifacts
-- **Network**: Network connections, shares, and communication
-- **Persistence**: Autostart locations and persistence mechanisms
-- **User Activity**: User behavior and document access patterns
-- **System**: System configuration and installed software
-- **USB/Storage**: USB device history and storage artifacts
-- **Security**: Security settings and access controls
-- **Browser**: Web browser artifacts and configurations
-- **Malware**: Malware-specific registry artifacts
-- **Communication**: Messaging and communication applications
-
-# Advanced Search
-
-- **Category**: Filter by artifact category
-- **Criticality**: High/Medium/Low priority filtering
-- **Investigation Type**: Filter by investigation scenario
-- **Windows Version**: Version-specific artifacts
-- **Registry Hive**: HKLM, HKCU, HKCR, etc.
-- **Analysis Tools**: Artifacts with or without tools
-
-# Quick Start
+## What is RegSeek?
+
+RegSeek is a comprehensive reference tool for Windows Registry forensics artifacts. It provides detailed information about registry locations that are valuable for digital forensics investigations, incident response, and malware analysis including:
+
+- **Forensic limitations** and what artifacts **cannot prove**
+- **Correlation requirements** for definitive conclusions  
+- **Analysis tools** and investigation techniques
+- **Real-world examples** and data structures
+- **Windows version compatibility**
+
+## Artifact Categories
+
+| Category | Count | Key Use Cases |
+|----------|-------|---------------|
+| **Program Execution** | 15+ | Application usage, malware execution tracking |
+| **Browser Activity** | 8+ | Web browsing history, security zone configurations |
+| **User Behavior** | 20+ | Application usage patterns, cloud storage sync |
+| **File Operations** | 12+ | Recent documents, file associations, jump lists |
+| **External Storage** | 5+ | USB device history, removable media tracking |
+| **Persistence Methods** | 10+ | Autostart locations, service configurations |
+| **System Modifications** | 15+ | Windows settings, security configurations |
+| **Network Infrastructure** | 12+ | Network connections, DNS configurations |
+| **Remote Access** | 8+ | RDP settings, VPN configurations |
+| **Security Monitoring** | 10+ | Windows Defender, audit configurations |
+| **Communication Apps** | 7+ | Teams, Discord, email client settings |
+| **Virtualization** | 6+ | VMware, VirtualBox, container settings |
+| **Authentication** | 4+ | Credential providers, account information |
+
+## Key Features
+
+### **Advanced Search & Filtering**
+- Full-text search across artifact titles, descriptions, and registry paths
+- Filter by category, criticality level, Windows version, and registry hive
+- Investigation type filtering (incident response, malware analysis, etc.)
+
+### **Forensic Intelligence**
+- **Limitations warnings**: What each artifact CANNOT prove
+- **Correlation requirements**: Additional artifacts needed for conclusions
+- **Criticality levels**: High/Medium/Low priority classifications
+- **Tool recommendations**: Specific analysis tools for each artifact
+
+### **Investigation-Focused**
+- Organized by forensic investigation types
+- Real-world examples and data structures
+- Windows version compatibility information
+- Direct links to analysis tools and references
+
+
+## Quick Start
 
 ### Using the Web Interface
 
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    start site/index.html # Windows
    ```
 
-# Contributing
+## Contributing
+
+We welcome contributions from the digital forensics community! See our [Contributing Guidelines](CONTRIBUTING.md) for details on:
+
+- Adding new registry artifacts
+- Improving existing documentation
+- Suggesting new features or categories
+- Reporting bugs or inaccuracies
 
-We welcome contributions! Please see our [Contributing Guide](CONTRIBUTING.md) for details.
+## License
 
-# License
+This project is licensed under GPL-3.0 license - see [LICENSE](LICENSE) file for details.
 
-GPL-3.0 license - see [LICENSE](LICENSE) file for details.
+*RegSeek is a comprehensive Windows Registry forensics reference tool designed to assist digital forensics professionals, incident response teams, and cybersecurity analysts in their investigations.*

scripts/robots.txt

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+User-agent: *
+Allow: /
+
+
+# Block access to build files except the main artifacts.json
+User-agent: *
+Disallow: /build/
+Allow: /build/artifacts.json
+
+# Allow CSS and JS files
+Allow: /css/
+Allow: /js/
+
+# Block any temporary or development files
+Disallow: /*.tmp$
+Disallow: /*.bak$
+Disallow: /*~$
+Disallow: /node_modules/
+Disallow: /.git/
+Disallow: /.github/
+