Importing and installing plaso in wsl

Setting up plaso on your own windows host using wsl distro- windows subsystem for linux.

First go to your linux vm and run below commands: docker must be installed on your linux vm.

docker run -t --name Plaso-v20230520 log2timeline/plaso:20230520 log2timeline.py --version

Link for plaso tags:

If you want to pull latest docker image then from the below link find the relative tags. Here we are pulling 20230520 plaso version.

https://hub.docker.com/r/log2timeline/plaso/tags

Making the .tar file that will be moved to windows vm.

docker export Plaso-v20230520 > /cases/Plaso-v20230520.tar

Now you can remove it from linux vm.

docker rm Plaso-v20230520

Now take it to windows vm. Then open command prompt in admin mode and run below commands:

mkdir C:\SANS\Plaso-v20230520

wsl --import Plaso-v20230520 C:\SANS\Plaso-v20230520 .\Plaso-v20230520.tar

Avi

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