We’ve been quietly developing digital forensics tools and forensic software to assist in our analysis for almost 10 years, and until recently, all of that source code has been sitting around and collecting dust. As time permits, we will be dusting it off, adding some updates, and releasing some of it to the public.
Think of it as our way of saying thank you to everyone who has written articles, published research, or contributed software/code to the forensic community.
These utilities are provided “as-is” and are free for both personal and commercial use. As with any software, including ours, you should always independently validate your findings. Oh, and if you find any of our utilities useful, feel free to drop by @chadgough or @4Discovery on Twitter and say thanks. Bug reports and feature requests are always welcome!
