The Mac4n6 Group is a collection of resources focused on Mac OS X and iOS forensics, aiming to provide a centralized repository of artifacts in a machine-parsable and human-readable format, allowing easy contribution through a shared spreadsheet.
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Zenduty's platform provides real-time operational health monitoring and incident response orchestration to improve incident response times and build a solid on-call culture.
A library to access and read QEMU Copy-On-Write (QCOW) image file formats with support for zlib compression and AES-CBC encryption.
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A comprehensive incident response tool for Windows computers, providing advanced memory forensics and access to locked systems.
A library and set of tools for accessing and analyzing storage media devices and partitions for forensic analysis and investigation.
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Free software for extracting Microsoft cabinet files, supporting all features and formats of Microsoft cabinet files and Windows CE installation files.
An open source format for storing digital evidence and data, with a C/C++ library for creating, reading, and manipulating AFF4 images.
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