The Network Appliance Forensic Toolkit is a set of tools designed to assist in the forensic analysis of network appliances, with capabilities such as using YARA with decoding options like decoder_add1, decoder_rol1, and decoder_xor1, as well as features for extracting frames from memory to PCAP files.
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