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<h1 align="center"> DFTOOLS </h1> <h4 align="center">A curated list of Digital Forensics Tools with some useful links & usage. To get information about any other tool please visit the <a href="https://forensicswiki.org" target="_blank">Forensic Wiki</a>.</h4> <h4 align="center"><a href=""><img src="./pics/df-transparent.png" alt="Forensics" width="200"></a></h4>📢 Some Important Concepts
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Digital Forensics: An applicaiton of science to uncover facts, solve crime by acquiring the evidence <br /> analyzing the evidence and finally prepping it for any court of law. All the steps must be completed while <br /> maintaining the chain of custody and integrity.
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Forensic Image/Copy: This term refers to a bit perfect copy/clone of any storage device.<br/> It is important to understand that any forensic cloning tool worth it's salt would ensure integrity of evidence. <br /> This is why in forensic terms a simple backup is not enough.
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Data recovery tools look into unallocated sectors to find the files that were thought to be lost. They reach out <br /> to a very low level, below all the abstraction layers.
📝 Forensic Copy
♻️ Data Recovery/Carving
🈹 Multi-Purpose Kits
📊 Metadata analysis
📟 Network Forensic Analysis Tool (NFAT)
:octocat: Contribution Guidelines
- Fork the repository.
- Clone it.
- Create a new file explaining a digital forensic tool, if pics are involved please upload them in pics folder and link accordingly.
- Make an entry about that tool in the main Readme File(this file).
- Send PR.
- Star this Repo