I’ve noticed there is a fair amount of confusion about how forensics tools work behind the scenes. If you’ve taken a course in digital forensics this will probably be “old hat” for you. If on the other hand, you’re starting off in the digital forensics field, this post is meant for you. There are two primary categories of digital forensics tools, those that acquire evidence (data), and those that analyze the evidence. Typically, “presentation” functionality is rolled into analysis tools…
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