c-aff4
An open source format for storing digital evidence and data, with a C/C++ library for creating, reading, and manipulating AFF4 images.
c-aff4
An open source format for storing digital evidence and data, with a C/C++ library for creating, reading, and manipulating AFF4 images.
c-aff4 Description
The Advanced Forensics File Format 4 (AFF4) is an open source format used for the storage of digital evidence and data. This project implements a C/C++ library for creating, reading and manipulating AFF4 images, and includes the canonical aff4imager binary which provides a general purpose standalone imaging tool. The library and binary are known to work on Linux, Windows, and OSX. It supports reading and writing ZipFile style volumes, Directory style volumes, and AFF4 Image streams using deflate or snappy compressor. It also supports multi-threaded imaging for efficient utilization on multi-core systems. However, it does not currently implement Section 6. Hashing of the standard, including verifying or generating linear or block hashes.
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