LiMEaide v2.0 vs LiME: 2026 Comparison

LiME

Incident responders and forensic analysts investigating Linux systems need LiME because it acquires volatile memory with minimal process interference, preserving evidence that disk-based tools will miss. The tool runs from a loadable kernel module and leaves a negligible footprint on running processes, critical when you're trying to capture malware behavior and rootkit artifacts before shutdown. Skip this if your team lacks Linux kernel debugging experience or needs GUI-driven triage; LiME requires command-line proficiency and assumes you have a lab environment ready to analyze the raw memory dumps.