OSForensics is a powerful forensic analysis tool capable of analyzing and locating digital evidence from a computer, offering numerous efficient features. It's a lightweight tool that can perform many advanced tasks.
OSForensics software detects processes run by the user on their computer; the program performs detailed analyses on open documents, connected USB drives, visited web pages, connected portable devices, email text searches, and other recovery tasks, such as retrieving passwords, usernames, drive letters, and other user information.
In addition, many applications are also included in this suite, including a lost data recovery tool, file content validation, the ability to scan for all malware, find passwords, serial numbers and specify changes to files or other documents.
Discover the evidence faster
– Find files faster, search by file name, size and time
– Index and search the content of Office files, Acrobat documents, image files, etc.
– Search email archives from Outlook, Thunderbird, Mozilla, and more
– Recover and search for deleted files
– Discover recent website visit, download, and login activity
– Gather detailed information about the system
– Password recovery from web browsers, decryption of office documents
– Discover and reveal the hidden areas of your hard drive
– Browse Shadow Volume copies to see previous versions of the files
Manage your digital survey
– Case management allows you to aggregate and organize case results and elements.
– Centralized management of storage devices for convenient access to all OSForensics features
– Create an image to create/restore an exact copy of a storage device
– Reconstructing RAID arrays from individual disk images
– Install OSForensics on a USB flash drive for greater portability
– Keep a secure log of the exact activities carried out during the investigation.
Version : Pro 7.0.1000
Language : English
Size : 150.03 MB
Configuration:
– Windows (x32/x64 Bits): XP, Vista, 7, 8, 8.1, 10
– Processor: 1 GHz
– RAM: 1 GB
PassMark OSForensics Pro 7.0.1000 Portable
This article was updated on August 2, 2019
