This page consists of techniques, resources and contact information used in computer and hard drive forensic analysis. If you have a suggestion for additional information you would like to see posted here, please feel free to contact us. |
| The information presented here should be used as guidelines only. Please contact appropriate authorities or seek legal representation before employing any of the techniques listed here. |
Digital Forensics Group
Daniel A. Libby |
Digital Forensics Group
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DigitalSource, Inc.http://www.chrisanders.net |
PI-Supply.comData Recovery/Computer Forensics |
Kevin J. RipaJ.S. Kramer & Associates, Inc. |
Alltech Electronics, Inc.George Mhanna |
Investigative Security ServicesRalph V. Frasca Jr. |
K2C Investigations & Digital ForensicsCharles 'Kip' Kiplinger |
Core Discovery, LLCBrian T. Wolfinger |
Corporate Risks New Zealand (SI) LtdJohn Dierckx |
High Tech Crime InstituteTom Eskridge |
MicroSystemationMike Dickinson |
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http://worldstart.com/tips/shared/been-surfin.htm Where Ya Been Surfin'?
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NISER National ICT and Security Emergency Response Centre Windows and linux tools used in forensic analysis.
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Anti-Hacker Toolkit Forensic Analysis of a Compaq RAID-1 Array and Using dd with EnCase v3.
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X-Ways.Net advanced computer examination and data recovery software.
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http://www.ultimatebootcd.com - When you boot up from the CD, a text-based menu will be displayed, and you will be able to select the tool you want to run. The selected tool actually boots off a virtual floppy disk created in memory.
*WHOA does not endorse any of the techniques listed here. We list them as possible sources for help for those who have been harassed online. We have included the information as provided to us, and are not responsible for any errors or ommissions. As always, get a written contract with any professional with whom you do business. Make sure that you have thoroughly read and understood any contract before signing it.