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| Action | Menu Path | |--------|------------| | Create disk image | File → Create Disk Image | | Add evidence item | File → Add Evidence Item | | Verify image | File → Verify Drive/Image | | Mount image | File → Image Mounting | | Capture RAM | File → Capture Memory | | Export file(s) | Right-click → Export Files | | Export file list CSV | Right-click → Export File List | | Compute hashes | Right-click → Verify File/Folder Hashes | | View hash report | Tools → Show Integrity Report | → Extract split parts to an NTFS drive first
A format used primarily by older Linux-based forensic tools. User Accessibility and Portability Despite its technical depth, the tool is noted for its intuitive GUI Always use forensic tools ethically and with proper
: One of its most critical capabilities is the ability to capture volatile memory (RAM). This is essential for recovering encryption keys, passwords, and running processes that are lost when a computer is powered down.