File Details |
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| File Size | 193.4 MB |
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| License | Shareware, $899.00 |
| Operating System | Windows (All) |
| Date Added | January 22, 2021 |
| Total Downloads | 5,050 |
| Publisher | PassMark Software |
| Homepage | OSForensics |
Publisher's Description
OSForensics will allow you to extract forensic data from computers, quicker and easier than ever. Uncover everything hidden inside a PC. Discover relevant forensic data faster with high performance file searches and indexing. Restore deleted files. Identify suspicious files and activity with hash matching, drive signature comparisons, and look into e-mails, memory, and binary data. Manage your digital investigation. Organize information and create reports about collected forensic data.
Latest Reviews
-Lord- reviewed v3.1.1005 on Feb 19, 2015
this is a bump for my previous review. This software helped me complete a research paper regarding the possibility of completely scrubbing a system and leaving no traces behind.
-Lord- reviewed v2.1.1000 on Aug 12, 2013
Pretty interesting. Has a serious learning curve attached to it. Don't expect to be a CSI right out of the gate. Compared to enCase, this has a nicer interface, and has the same challenge to learning where everything is, and how it all ties together. Haven't completed a full case in this one yet, but so far it's worked decently. Get it and try it. Certainly useful for any Information Assurance students.
Also sets itself as transportable which is ridiculously useful. I'll give it a 5 because it all comes together well.
Music4Ever reviewed v2.0.1001 on Feb 4, 2013
Most interesting +
some guy reviewed v1.2.1003 on Oct 7, 2012
wholemkt9 go fu*** your self!
-Lord- reviewed v3.1.1005 on Feb 19, 2015
this is a bump for my previous review. This software helped me complete a research paper regarding the possibility of completely scrubbing a system and leaving no traces behind.
-Lord- reviewed v2.1.1000 on Aug 12, 2013
Pretty interesting. Has a serious learning curve attached to it. Don't expect to be a CSI right out of the gate. Compared to enCase, this has a nicer interface, and has the same challenge to learning where everything is, and how it all ties together. Haven't completed a full case in this one yet, but so far it's worked decently. Get it and try it. Certainly useful for any Information Assurance students.
Also sets itself as transportable which is ridiculously useful. I'll give it a 5 because it all comes together well.
Music4Ever reviewed v2.0.1001 on Feb 4, 2013
Most interesting +
some guy reviewed v1.2.1003 on Oct 7, 2012
wholemkt9 go fu*** your self!