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Image a Surface Pro using bootable UEFI WinFE

Digital Forensics
Brett Shavers
Thursday, 16 October 2014
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surfaceproCool WInFE work done by Jeffrey A. Cunningham, Sr Digital Forensic Examiner, US Army (ChiefCham), on imaging a Surface Pro using a bootable UEFI WinFE.  It is certainly neat to see this type of testing and research done on ANY forensic tool where the results can be shared with everyone.

Thanks ChiefCham!

Image a Surface Pro using bootable UEFI WINFE

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Guest - Jeff Gimbel on Wednesday, 20 April 2016 12:24

Great Directions, However my C Drive, the Surface Hard Drive is not available to be acquired by EnCase Any Idea ??

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Great Directions, However my C Drive, the Surface Hard Drive is not available to be acquired by EnCase Any Idea ??
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Guest - Brett Shavers on Wednesday, 20 April 2016 13:51

Try something other then EnCase first. That is sometimes the easiest/fastest solution if it works..

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Try something other then EnCase first. That is sometimes the easiest/fastest solution if it works..
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