PSA: Major new Timesketch release - the open source timeline analysis platform. We have been working on redesigning and improving the user experience. Every feature has been rebuilt from the ground up with a new and intuitive design. We have focused on making the user experience as smooth and seamless as possible.

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1. New layout and navigation - The new layout is centered around guiding you with actionable navigation. You can now jump between all different features without losing your focus.
2. Graphs - Visualize your timelines as graphs. Get detailed information about what events created relationships between nodes and save selected nodes for easy sharing. If you are a developer there is also an intuitive development framework for creating new graph plugins.
3. Aggregations - Get insights about your investigation with the new and improved aggregations feature.
4. Track your uploads - You now see the progress for your uploads and estimated time for importing events.
5. Search Templates - Search Templates has been redesigned with a robust templating system that accepts user-supplied parameters.
6. Sigma - A new editor for writing and updating Sigma rules.
7. Threat Intelligence - Search and manage your indicators directly from Timesketch. Integrated in the new navigation menu.
8. Stories - Rebuild from the ground up with a new design and improved editor. Mix your timelines with markdown text for easy collaboration with your team.
9. Analyzers - A big facelift for automated analysis. Our analysis framework UI has been rewritten and it is now easier than ever to use.

Head over to timesketch.org, and if you want to contribute you find us over at: https://github.com/google/timesketch

h/t @jaegeral Melinda, @tomchop Syd, Janosch and all contributors for making this release a reality!

GitHub - google/timesketch: Collaborative forensic timeline analysis

Collaborative forensic timeline analysis. Contribute to google/timesketch development by creating an account on GitHub.

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