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The Sleuth Kit is a suite of digital forensics tools that help investigators piece together evidence from a crime scene. It can be used to recover deleted files, locate hidden data, and analyze disk images. The tools are divided into four main categories: file system analysis, volatile memory analysis, email analysis, and web browser analysis. Each category contains several tools that can be used to recover data or find clues about what happened. | The Sleuth Kit is a suite of digital forensics tools that help investigators piece together evidence from a crime scene. It can be used to recover deleted files, locate hidden data, and analyze disk images. The tools are divided into four main categories: file system analysis, volatile memory analysis, email analysis, and web browser analysis. Each category contains several tools that can be used to recover data or find clues about what happened. | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:58, 24 April 2024
Description
The Sleuth Kit is a suite of digital forensics tools that help investigators piece together evidence from a crime scene. It can be used to recover deleted files, locate hidden data, and analyze disk images. The tools are divided into four main categories: file system analysis, volatile memory analysis, email analysis, and web browser analysis. Each category contains several tools that can be used to recover data or find clues about what happened.
