reverse-skills-max: initial public release (restored, redacted, hardened)
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# Forensic Timeline Checklist
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## Anchor Selection
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- Earliest trustworthy markers: process creation, service install, scheduled task, mailbox rule write, browser download, network connect, or credential replay
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- Note the time source for each artifact: event log local time, UTC network time, filesystem timestamp, mailbox server time, or packet capture timestamp
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- Record drift, missing zones, daylight-saving ambiguity, or truncation before merging sources
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## Cross-Source Correlation
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Match on shared identifiers whenever possible:
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1. Process ID, parent process ID, or command line
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2. Logon ID, SID, ticket cache, mailbox item ID, or message trace ID
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3. Hostname, IP, MAC, session ID, GUID, or hash
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4. File path, registry path, service name, task name, or attachment name
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## Timeline Compression
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- Keep one long-form raw chronology for yourself and one short decisive chronology for the final answer
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- Separate observed events from inferred transitions
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- If an edge is inferred, state the missing validation step explicitly
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## Common Pitfalls
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- Sorting by timestamp alone when clock drift or delayed logging exists
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- Mixing mailbox, browser, host, and network artifacts without shared identifiers
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- Reporting a long event dump instead of the smallest sequence that proves the challenge path
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