- #PRODISCOVER FORENSICS FILE TYPES INSTALL#
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- #PRODISCOVER FORENSICS FILE TYPES WINDOWS#
Paste each JPEG file from your temporary directory into your submission document as an embedded image.ĭo you think you have identified every JPEG file in the image? Hint: You can search for the JPEG file header by clicking on “Search”, selecting “Hex” and searching for the pattern FFD8. Save them in a temporary directory on your computer. Right-click on a file and click “Copy All Selected Files”. Record “JPEG file” and whether the file has been hidden, deleted, mislabelled or is in any other way special. You will be prompted to add a comment about the file for the report. Which files display a thumbnail in Gallery View?Īre there any files with mismatching file extensions? If so, which ones? Identify their types according to their extension versus their actual type and explain how you have identified the actual type.Įxtract all JPEG files from the image by selecting each of them. Go to the “View” menu and select “Gallery View”.
Go to the “Content View” and click “All Files”. Which files are resident files? Hint: you can right-click on a file and say “Show Cluster Numbers” to see the cluster/s in which the file is stored – you can do this for the $MFT of the disk image to see which clusters are allocated to the $MFT.Īdd the second image to the case - “123img2.dd” What is the latest file creation time on the image? The timezone should be US Central Time in this particular case (the image file has been extracted from a computer in that timezone although it is not an image of the system partition so there is no way to find the computer's actual timezone from the image itself). Set the timezone by clicking on File, then Preferences.
#PRODISCOVER FORENSICS FILE TYPES WINDOWS#
Where does the Time Zone information reside in a Windows system? When you acquire a computer as evidence it is important to make note of the computer’s time and time zone, especially if you need to correlate evidence from different time zones (never assume the time or time zone on a computer is correct.) ProDiscover will use the time zone setting of your examiner workstation if no time zone is set for the evidence. Is there anything special about any of the files? List all the Deleted files recovered by ProDiscover in a table – and calculate the MD5 hash value for each deleted file. Go to “Content View” and click on the image. How many clusters are used on this image file?
Go to “Cluster View” and click on the image. What is the file system of this image file? This adds some information about the image to the report, which you can view at any time during your examination by clicking on “View” then “Report”. Give it a unique number and name.Ĭlick “Add” then “Image File” and add “123img1.dd”.Ĭlick the “Action” menu then generate “OS Info”. Instructions & QuestionsĬreate a new project for this laboratory. Instructions appear as bullet points, questions are numbered and bolded. These image files are distributed under the GPL and were originally created by Brian Carrier.
#PRODISCOVER FORENSICS FILE TYPES DOWNLOAD#
You will also need to download a copy of the image files for this lab, 123img.zip.
#PRODISCOVER FORENSICS FILE TYPES INSTALL#
In order to do this lab, you will need to download and install ProDiscover Basic (make sure to pick 32-bit or 64-bit depending on your version of Windows) from this URL: (scroll down until you see the download links at the bottom of the page). This lab is a replacement for the EnCase lab (122) for students who have been unable to access EnCase through RLES.
Advanced Computer Forensics Windows ProDiscover Forensics Lab
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