A tool that detects files and directories that may be hidden by trojan and rootkits on Unix platforms
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A tool that detects files and directories that may be hidden by trojan and rootkits on Unix platforms
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End-to-end digital forensics lab — forensic image acquisition with FTK Imager (E01 format, MD5/SHA-1 verification) and deleted file recovery & artifact analysis with Autopsy (The Sleuth Kit). Recovered 70+ deleted files from unallocated NTFS sectors. Educational DFIR project aligned with NIST SP 800-86.
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