Digital Forensic Software

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If this is going to court I would leave it to a professional, but if you
really want to get your hands dirty EnCase is pretty much the digital
forensics standard and FTK is a close second.


On Wed, Dec 9, 2009 at 11:55 AM, Tyler Robinson <pcimpressions at gmail.com>wrote:

> Hey all looking for some of the fantastic advice that the pauldotcom
> listeners always provide. I am helping our prosecuting attorney with
> evidence from a hard drive, I am wondering what software everyone is using
> to make the drive images, and if anyone knows of a good website that has all
> the proper forms ex. digital chain of custody, and also some checklists or
> guidelines. I know that Helix is a widely accepted linux distro for this
> sort of thing but dont have much experience with it. I also have a copy of
> FTR and have worked with it a bit. So any advice at all is always
> appreciated. Thanks again and Thanks to Paul and Larry for bringing together
> such a dynamic group of Security professionals and a great show.
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