Digital Assembly has released Adroit Photo Forensics, an advanced photo carving and forensics tool. It allows recovery of heavily fragmented photos and preparation of reports. Download a free trial from http://digital-assembly.com/products/adroit-photo-forensics/ (Note: Download is free, to save carved images, purchase is necessary).→ Seamless support for multiple media formats
→ Simple, no-training-required workflow
→ Thorough recovery like you have never seen before
→ Comprehensive integrity checks of evidence
→ Supports many popular file systems
→ Recovers many popular photo formats
→ And, many more…
See what top experts in forensics have to say …
“Now, new software is smart enough to find and reassemble fragmented digital photographs, even when the directions for locating them have been deleted. The feat is similar to assembling a million pieces of a jigsaw puzzle with no guiding box-top image.”
—NY Times
“Adroit Photo Forensics is the best quality carver on the supported files at this moment. The APF carver uses the latest carving techniques and has the best recall and precision scores on recovering files from known datasets like the DFRWS carving datasets.””
—Robert-Jan Mora, Hoffmann Investigations – creators of Libewf used by Adroit Photo Forensics, Libpff and the open source carver Revit
“Most applications simply don’t handle images that have been torn into pieces and scrambled that well. His (Dr. Memon) technique takes those shreds and puts them back together.”
—Golden G. Richard III, a professor of computer science at the University of New Orleans
“This program is a big step forward”
—Marcus K. Rogers, head of the graduate Cyber Forensics Program at Purdue University
“The Adroit Photo Forensics recovery tool is the most sophisticated image carving tool available today. It is the only tool that verifies recovered JPEGs the way a human would—by programmatically looking at the images to see if the make sense. Adroit is also the only commercially available tool that can reassemble JPEGs that are fragmented into multiple pieces—something that’s especially important when recovering images from digital cameras and cell phones. I can’t imagine doing a serious investigation without Adroit.”
—Simson Garfinkel, co-author Practical UNIX and Internet Security
