Isn't it great what you can find on the net?

[Guest Kether]

http://forums.shareconnector.com/viewtopic...ighlight=winhex

 

My HD died on me a few days ago and I want to recover all my lost photos and uni work as they are irreplacable. Tried getdataback and that was semi-successful, I'm now pinning my hopes on this little gem.

 

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X-Ways Forensics is an advanced work environment for computer forensic examiners. It is closely integrated with the WinHex hex and disk editor and can be purchased as a forensic license for WinHex. X-Ways Forensics comprises all the general and specialist features known from WinHex, such as: . Disk cloning and imaging, even under DOS with X-Ways Replica (forensically sound) . Examining the complete directory structure inside raw image files, even spanned over several segments . Various data recovery techniques and file carving . Hard disk cleansing to produce forensically sterile media . Gathering slack space, free space, inter-partition space, and generic text from drives and images . File and directory catalog creation for all computer media . Mass hash calculation for files (CRC32, MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, ...) . Powerful simultaneous search capabilities for many search terms at the same time . Bookmarks/annotations . Bates-numbering of files . Write protection to ensure data authenticity . Complete case management . Automated activity logging (audit logs) . Automated reports that can be imported and further by any other application that understands HTML, such as MS Word . View of all existing and deleted files on media by file type category (documents, images, Internet, ...), disregarding the subdirectory structure, fully customizable . Gallery view for pictures (supports JPEG, JPEG 2000, GIF, TIFF, Bitmap, PNG, TGA, PCX, WMF, EMF, MNG, and JBG)* . Skin color detection (e.g. to accelerate a forensic examiner's work when looking for traces of child pornography)* . Detection of filename/file type mismatches (e.g. JPEG file concealed as .exe) . Create your own hash sets . Match files against hash databases (NSRL RDS 2.x, HashKeeper, and ILook supported) . Ability to read Encase images . Detection of host-protected areas (HPA), a.k.a. ATA-protected areas

 

Amazing.

 

[Guest]

I recovered my floppy disc a while back with some prog I found on the net and got all my important docs back (L)

[Lisa]

gobbeldie gook to me

[squeakage]

I was ask you earlier if you can get a programme like that

 

I used to watch this TV programme where they took someones pc and found all the embarassing things they;ve ever had on their PC

 

and even if they'ld tried their best to hide it they still managed to get it

[Aaron]

Fuck well spotted!

 

Wondered what those forensic ppl used!

[Phil rr]

bet it'll cost ya.

[Aaron]

That the beauty of FileSharing networks

 

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Edited July 28, 2004 by Aaron

[Phil rr]

it sounds like it's an organisation, not a piece of software?

[Aaron]

I know what u mean, but its defo software