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 ultrain
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Topic starter 24/02/2011 10:00 pm  

hello,everyone
I am ultrain,As I have been in deep research about file format for about one year.here i would like to share some nice resource. hope it will be usefull for u and walk further. D

http//www.nirsoft.net/
A very famous websit on forensics.This web supplies a lot of forensics tools.
ths Nir Sofer for his effort!

http//www.wotsit.org/
it collected many kinds of file format,including pic,video,audio,log,email,binary..and so on.

http//www.mitec.cz/
some interesting tools about file format,small but pragmatic

itsample
http//www.itsamples.com/
some useful tools include some source code

SQLite
web & sourcehttp//www.sqlite.org/
viewer & editorhttp//www.sqliteexpert.com/

PST
two projects on pst file format
http//pstviewtool.codeplex.com/
http//www.microsoft.com/Presspass/press/2010/may10/05-24PSTToolsPR.mspx

MIP
http//www.mountimage.com/
u can use it mount various image file. include vmware file


   
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 jgarcia
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25/02/2011 7:16 pm  

To add to your list…..

If you haven't checked out Jonathan Krause's list of Forensics tools yet, make sure you bookmark it. He does update the list.

Jonathan Krause- ForensicCtrl

Joe Garcia


   
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 Jonathan
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26/02/2011 12:41 am  

To add to your list…..

If you haven't checked out Jonathan Krause's list of Forensics tools yet, make sure you bookmark it. He does update the list.

Jonathan Krause- ForensicCtrl

Joe Garcia

Thanks Joe. It's scheduled for an update next week, though it wont change dramatically.


   
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 Jamie
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26/02/2011 1:04 am  

Yes, Jonathan's is a very useful list! I've now added it to the resources section of the newletter.

Jamie


   
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 Jonathan
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03/03/2011 11:31 pm  

I've just updated the free forensic tools list http//bit.ly/freeforensics


   
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 ultrain
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Topic starter 07/03/2011 9:18 pm  

ths for jgarcia's sharing

I am appreciated with Jonathan's efforts on "CF", add oil!


   
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 Anonymous
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08/03/2011 3:51 pm  

But it wasn't hacking technique. Everyone know how to use web browser )


   
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 Jamie
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08/03/2011 10:38 pm  

But it wasn't hacking technique. Everyone know how to use web browser )

I've removed your previous post, it's inappropriate for these forums.


   
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