Foremost
Foremost is a console program used for data recovery by analyzing headers, footers, and internal data structures, commonly known as data carving. It can operate on image files or directly on a drive, with the ability to specify headers and footers through a configuration file or command line switches. Originally developed by the United States Air Force, Foremost is now available to the public.
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