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Tools and Libraries that are used by The Sleuth Kit

(in alphabetical order)

  • AFFLib (AFF image format support)
  • file (detects file type)
  • libewf (EnCase / Expert Witness image format support)


General Digital Investigation Pages

(in alphabetical order)


Forensic Tool Testing

(in alphabetical order)


Bootable CDs (without The Sleuth Kit)

  • Knoppix
  • PLAC


UNIX-based File System Analysis Tools

  • fatback: Analyze and recover deleted FAT files from Linux
  • foremost: Carves out files based on header and footer values
  • md5deep: Recursive md5sum with database lookups.
  • The Coroner's Toolkit (TCT): The original UNIX-based forensic toolkit
  • SMART for Linux: Not open source, but it is Linux-based.
  • Carving tools for DFRWS 2006 Carving Challenge

File Hash Databases

  • CyberAbuse Rootk(it)ID project
  • Hash Keeper
  • KnownGoods
  • NIST NSRL SW Fingerprint Database
  • RPM Use on Linux systems with '-V -a' to identify binaries that are different than the local database says
  • Solaris Fingerprint Database

File System Documents

NTFS

  • Linux NTFS Documentation

FAT

  • FAT32 File System Specifcation 1.03 (MS)

EXT2FS

  • Design and Implementation of the Second Extended File System (Card, Ts'o, and Tweedie)
  • Linux EXT2FS Undeletion mini-HOWTO (Aaron Crane)

EXT3FS

  • EXT3, Journaling Filesystem (Tweedie)

Volume System Documents

  • Minimal Parition Table Specification (Andries Brouwer)
  • Partition Types (Andries Brouwer)

Disk Acquisition Tools

  • Automated Image and Restore (AIR): (Linux X GUI for 'dd')
  • DCFL dd: 'dd' for Unix with MD5s
  • George Garner's Acquisition Tools: 'dd' for Windows
  • GNU File Utils: 'dd' for Unix
  • netcat: Network transport
  • UnxUtils: 'dd' for Windows