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Forensics ToolKit Imager

The FTK Imager is a simple but concise tool. It saves an image of a hard disk in one file or in segments that may be later on reconstructed. It calculates MD5 hash values and confirms the integrity of the data before closing the files.

Install FTK Imager For Mac OSX

                  git clone git@github.com:MrMugiwara/FTK-imager-OSX.git
                  cd FTK-imager-OSX
                  chmod +x ftkimager
                 ./ftkimager --help

How To Use FTK Imager On MAC OSX

    Usage:  ./ftkimager source [dest_file] [options]

    AccessData FTK Imager Copyright 2006-2012 AccessData Corp.
    384 South 400 West, Lindon, UT 84042 All rights reserved.
                source can specify a block device, a supported image file, or `-' for stdin
                if dest_file is specified, proper extension for image type will be appended
                if dest_file is `-' or not specified, raw data will be written to stdout
                Options:
    --help        : display this information
    --list-drives : show detected physical drives
    --verify      : hash/verify the destination image,
              or the source image if no destination is specified
    --print-info  : print information about a drive or image and then exit
    --quiet       : do not show create/verify progress information
    --no-sha1     : do not compute SHA1 hash during acquire or verify
      (The following options are valid only when dest_file is specified):
    --s01         : create a SMART ew-compressed image
    --e01         : create an E01 format image
    --frag x{K|M|G|T} : create image fragments at most x {K|M|G|T} in size
              also accepts kB, MB, GB, and TB for powers of 10 instead of 2
    --compress C  : set compression level to C (0=none, 1=fast, ..., 9=best)
    e01/smart metadata (use quote marks when X contains spaces):
    --case-number X
    --evidence-number X
    --description X
    --examiner X
    --notes X
    AD Encryption Options:
    --inpass P      : decrypt source file using password P
    --incert C [P]  : decrypt source file using certificate C with password P
    --outpass P     : encrypt dest file using password P
    --outcert C [P] : encrypt dest file using certificate C with password P

Exemple :

By Soufiane Boussali<br> Vendor : AccessData<br>