OSForensics

OSForensics is a digital forensic software tool designed to aid in the identification, discovery, and analysis of evidence from computer systems. According to the vendor, it is suitable for organizations of all sizes, from small businesses to large enterprises. This software is utilized by various professionals and industries, including digital forensics investigators, law enforcement agencies, cybersecurity professionals, IT security consultants, and government agencies.

Key Features

Disk Imaging: According to the vendor, OSForensics allows users to create forensic images of disks or disk partitions, preserving the integrity of the original data.

File Search and Analysis: Users can perform comprehensive searches for specific files, keywords, or metadata across multiple drives, according to the vendor, to quickly identify relevant evidence.

Password Recovery: According to the vendor, OSForensics includes password recovery tools for various applications and operating systems, assisting investigators in gaining access to encrypted files or systems.

Email Analysis: The software enables the extraction and analysis of email data from various email clients, according to the vendor, providing insights into communication patterns and potential evidence.

Web Browser Analysis: Users can analyze web browser artifacts, such as cache files, cookies, and browsing history, according to the vendor, to uncover browsing habits and potential evidence.

Registry Analysis: According to the vendor, users can examine Windows registry hives to identify system configuration, user activity, and potential evidence related to installed software or user actions.

Timeline Analysis: OSForensics provides a timeline view of file system activity, allowing investigators to track file creation, modification, and deletion events over time, according to the vendor.

Metadata Extraction: The software can extract metadata from various file types, including images, documents, and multimedia files, according to the vendor, providing valuable information about file origins and modifications.

Hash Set Analysis: According to the vendor, OSForensics supports the use of hash sets to identify known files or malicious content, aiding investigators in quickly identifying relevant evidence.