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General (Technical, Procedural, Software, Hardware etc.) 17 Posts 7 Users 0 Reactions 4,012 Views (@tmd22) Eminent Member Joined: 19 years ago Posts: 41 Topic starter 28/10/2005 11:30 pm Hi all,New to form and enjoying all the info. I am starting my own computer forensic service and have been trained using part FTK and other course supplied software.I have also checked out, and asked around about WinHex and found it is popular also. I am asking all professionals what their opinion is of FTK and Winhex and which one should I choose to use for examinations.All input welcome and appreciatedMark (@arashiryu) Estimable Member Joined: 20 years ago Posts: 122 Welcome to the forum.I use them both and they are solid products. Both have pros and cons over each other. So it really depends on the case or the evidence you are up against. I recommend to have both of them handy. Real life experience/scenario. In one case I was cross examined / challenged that "how do you know that your forensic tool did not have a anomaly or false positive?' I was able to repond by stating that I analyzed the evidence with two different forensic products and the results were identical and thus validated. It is a good practice to cross check you findings with an additional forensic tool to desmonstrate that your examination was thorough and your findings are solid. (@tmd22) Eminent Member Joined: 19 years ago Posts: 41 Topic starter 29/10/2005 2:19 am Thanks for your input.Dop you recommend training for either, or both on how to use the software.Thanks again (@arashiryu) Estimable Member Joined: 20 years ago Posts: 122 WinHex is pretty straightforward. It has good built in help feature. If you have a licenced version, they have extremely good support via e-mail and forums. A lot

General (Technical, Procedural, Software, Hardware etc.) 13 Posts 7 Users 0 Reactions 5,742 Views (@nesrin) Active Member Joined: 15 years ago Posts: 14 Topic starter 28/12/2010 7:11 pm Hello everyone.I have taken forensic image of an harddisk with MacQuisition CF. Extension of the image files are .dmg… Can anyone help me how can i convert this format into .E01 or dd.thanks. (@biniek) Active Member Joined: 16 years ago Posts: 12 You can use free AccessData FTK Imageropen .dmg file and next export disk image You can choose E01, DD, AFF etc Hello everyone.I have taken forensic image of an harddisk with MacQuisition CF. Extension of the image files are .dmg… Can anyone help me how can i convert this format into .E01 or dd.thanks. (@michalwrp) Active Member Joined: 16 years ago Posts: 16 Another simple method, unfortunately requires MAC OSXhdiutil convert YourDiskImage.dmg -format UDTO -o YourDiskImage.dd (@nesrin) Active Member Joined: 15 years ago Posts: 14 Topic starter 28/12/2010 7:47 pm I tried FTK Imager. It does not work. I have files like .dmg, .001.dmgpart, .002.dmgpart… Goes on. FTK Imager only works .dmg file. it does not see the other image files.does hdutil process all the image files? (@michalwrp) Active Member Joined: 16 years ago Posts: 16 sure, hdiutil convert ./YourFile.dmg -format UDRO -o BigFile.dmgIf you have Mac, or just dvd with Mac installer, you can use also "Disk Utility" it should do it also. (@nesrin) Active Member Joined: 15 years ago Posts: 14 Topic starter 30/12/2010 6:35 pm Thanks Michalwrp. it works.I used Disk Utility and made one single big file. By mac computer I mounted dmg file. Now I can convert to the other image formats.being newbie makes this job difficult, I think. (@michalwrp) Active Member Joined: 16 years ago Posts: 16 I am very pleased..Just make sure you mount these .dmg image read-only.And don’t worry to being newbie. Computer Forensic is so huge interdisciplinary area, that we all are newbies sometimes… ) (@douglasbrush) Prominent Member Joined: 16 years ago Posts: 812 being newbie makes this job difficult, I think.Trust me there is much more 😉 There will always be something new in the field that you will encounter that will make you feel like you don't know anything. That being said however, don't think that a) things will work as advertised b) there is not another way c) you are not good/smart/experienced enough. Its a hacker mentality that

Device running Android operating system, he can mount a received image on FTK Imager [7, 8] or UFS Explorer [9]. Memory dumps of mobile devices running Android operating system usually contain a great number of logical partitions (ref. Figure 1). Mobile device user’s data are in the logical partition, which is named «USERDATA». From this partition, you can extract such data as databases (usually, such databases have SQLite format), videos, graphic files, audio files, etc.Figure 1. View of logical partitions of Samsung GT-I9300 in the window «Evidence Tree» of the FTK Imager program.In case, forensic expert examines the file that is a copy of a logical partition, which has YAFFS2 file system, he can gain access to logical data of this file via Encase Forensic version 7 [10].2.2. Decoding of SQLite databaseAs a rule, SQLite databases extracted from mobile device memory dump are of the utmost interest to forensic expert. First, it is connected with the fact that valuable criminalistics information is stored in this format. In SQLite databases the following data are stored: a phone book, calls, SMS messages, MMS messages, dictionaries, data of mobile device web-browsers, mobile device system’s logs and etc. The list of the most valuable SQLite databases, from criminalistics point of view, is given in the Table 1.Mobile devices SQLite databases№Type of dataName of file1Phone book\data\data\com.android.providers.contacts\ databases\contacts2.db2SMS, MMS messages\data\data\com.android.providers.telephony\ databases\mmssms.db3Calendar\data\com.android.providers.calendar\databases\ calendar.db4Log\data\com.sec.android.provider.logsprovider\ databases\logs.db5User’s data\data\system\users\accounts.db6Web-browser history\data\data\com.android.browser\databases\ browser2.db7Dictionary\data\user\comc.android.providers.userdictionary\ databases\user_dict.dbTable 1.For more detailed information about the names of databases that might be valuable for forensic expert and their location you can follow the link [11].Forensic expert should choose a tool very carefully – SQLite analysis program. It is connected with the fact that many viewer-programs can not decode some timestamps formats and recover deleted data that are in this kind of databases.Some researchers [8] propose to use two programs to decode files from SQLite databases: DCode v4.02a, SQLite Database Browser 2.0b1. In case we use combination of these programs, there is still a problem of recovering and analyzing of deleted files.One of the tools that solve this problem is Oxygen Forensic® SQLite Viewer [3]. This utility program is oriented on decoding SQLite bases also it can recover data.3. Recovering of deleted data and filesRecovering of mobile devices’ deleted data and files is a complicated process. It is connected with hardware organization of data storage in the mobile devices memory chips and also with specific features of the file systems.

We’ve done for mobile forensics and how mobile forensics could be conducted with FTK 8.1 and some of the features that we have put in that could help you for mobile investigations, so on and so forth. I’m just going to stop sharing my screen and hand it back to Christine.Christine: Thank you very much, Harsh, and thank you everyone for joining us today. So, we’re going to take a look at 8.1 and we’re going to go through a mobile investigation case that I have.So, one of my roles here as a technical engineer is to go through our software the way that our customers would using the experience that I’ve had over the last 16 years as an investigator and an operation manager. So, when I look at the new features for 8.1, I look at how can we utilize them to make our investigations efficient, and how would our customers be using these features? So, the best way to demonstrate this is to do a case together. So, this is a mobile investigation case that I have. And the reason why I picked a mobile case is because my experience over the last few years of being an investigator is that mobiles have been the most challenging and that’s because mobiles are quite complicated. There are different ways to extract them and different tools to extract them, and because of that, one of the issues I used to have in my lab is mobile data being looked at in isolation.Now, FTK allows me to bring in mobile data from different applications so that I don’t have to look at that data in isolation, I can look at the bigger picture. And one of the most popular services I offered was preparing mobile data to be reviewed by an officer, somebody that doesn’t have that digital forensic background, somebody who doesn’t have that training and experience of navigating through a forensic application.So, if I was to use FTK in my previous role, how could I benefit from the features and the functions of 8.1? In two ways, and that’s what we’re going to go through today. So, first of all, how can I bring so many different users into my case? Well, let’s start with the dashboard feature of FTK. Because what this does is gives me an insight into my data, into my case, within seconds. If I have somebody reviewing the data who wants to focus on a particular aspect, they can use this dashboard as a filter and go straight to a particular set of data.So, we’re going to look at any data that’s got location information for Zeebrugge. And straight away I can see

Collected state, which means assurance that evidence remains unchanged from its state when it was collected.True or False? E-discovery is an iterative process of examining storage media, searching for items of interest, identifying likely items that may have value as evidence, and then recovering those items.Lin is a digital forensic specialist who works in a forensic lab. She is evaluating diagnostic forensic software to add to the lab's toolkit. She wants a tool that is open source that can also be used for penetration testing. Which tool should she choose?Kali LinuxOSForensicsEnCaseThe Forensic Toolkit (FTK)The FAT32 and NTFS file systems are associated with which of the following?AndroidWindowsLinuxmacOSIsabella is a digital forensic specialist. She wants to recover deleted data from a computer disk. The computer is currently running. Which process should she take to do so without accidentally overwriting any deleted data?Copy the contents of the disk drive to an external drive without shutting down the computerShut down the computer, reboot, and then copy the contents of the disk drive to an external driveMake an image of memory, shut down the computer, attach the disk drive to a forensic lab device, and read the data from the diskBecause processes constantly run on computers and request new sectors to store data, it is not possible to recover deleted data without some data being overwrittenMAKE AN IMAGE OF MEMORY, SHUT DOWN THE COMPUTER, ATTACH THE DISK DRIVE TO A FORENSIC LAB DEVICE, AND READ THE DATA FROM THE DISKA computing device does not play