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"X-Ways"
Constantin A. - DeveloperNovember 20, 2023
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X-Ways Forensics is an integrated computer forensics software application. The software is used by forensic examiners to conduct forensic investigations and analysis on computers and digital media. X-Ways Forensics runs on Windows and provides capabilities like forensic imaging, data recovery, file carving, registry analysis, memory analysis, searching, filtering, and reporting to help examiners efficiently find and analyze digital evidence.
Provider
X-Ways Software Technology
Located In
Germany
Deployment
On-Premise Windows
Computer forensics examiners
Content Source: X-Ways Forensics
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X-Ways Forensics Reviews
"X-Ways"
Pros: I should confess that this software is a god in the field of files management. It helps perform complete analyses of yours disks and images on very large storage capacity. It is very useful when you want to perform task of cloning (disk cloning) even via DOS. It accepts many extensions such as FAT, UDF, Ext2 and Ext 3( when I am under Ubuntu Partitions), NTFS,...
Cons: Everything is okay except that is a little bit difficult to use for beginners and it is extremely expensive (even though it is very performant)
