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Diagnostic Case Workspace guide
Group exports and notes from multiple diagnostic tools into one browser-local case, surface possible cross-tool relationships and retain reusable encrypted projects.
Open Diagnostic Case WorkspaceWhat you need
- Case title and notes
- JSON exports from network, website, DNS, email or firewall tools
- A memorable passphrase of at least 10 characters for encrypted projects
How to use it
- 1Create or name the local case.
- 2Use Add to case on a tool result, or paste or import a tool export.
- 3Review evidence and heuristic correlation prompts.
- 4Save an encrypted project in this browser or export an encrypted .ndcase file.
- 5Clear the working case when finished.
Understanding the results
- Use timestamps and source labels to keep evidence distinguishable.
- Correlation prompts suggest checks; they do not establish root cause.
Recommended next actions
- Export the encrypted project securely if it must be retained or reviewed on another device.
Common problems
- Clearing browser storage or using another device removes access to locally saved projects unless an encrypted export exists.
- A forgotten project passphrase cannot be recovered.
Privacy and security
- The case remains in this browser unless exported.
- Project encryption and decryption happen locally; the passphrase is not stored or sent.
Worked example
- Scenario
- Collecting evidence for a website outage
- Example input
- Path test, DNS trace, SSL result and analyst notes
- How to read it
- The workspace keeps related observations together, suggests checking DNS before attributing an HTTPS failure to the application, and can save an encrypted project for later review.
Limitations
- Local storage is not a managed evidence repository or backup, and imported content may contain sensitive operational data.
- Up to 10 encrypted projects are retained in the browser.
Do not rely on one result for a production, security, safety, purchasing or contractual decision. Verify important findings independently.