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Updates to X-tension and Hash File Manipultator

Digital Forensics
Brett Shavers
Sunday, 19 October 2014
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Hashbrown program 64 bit version only http://1drv.ms/1tLsNnG updated October 10 2014

instructions http://1drv.ms/XNdgeJ
-New Version that handles many duplicates and many unsorted more efficiently posted.

 

 

 

 

X-tension

 

 

Update October 19 2014
download link to version 3.6.2.c http://1drv.ms/1prWU2h
-Fixed issue with extended character support of UTF-16 in XML. should show all but those 0xD800 – 0xDFFF characters.
-Adds the functions of 3.5.12.k as well as option to create a Picture/video library based on MD5 hash value as name and the option to include not confirmed files when extracting pictures and movies. (before the file had to have a type status of Confirmed or newly identified. see post from 27 September in this thread for more details)
- 3.5.12.k
option to include or not include metadata in XML
-The option to run against multiple evidence objects and better naming of folders in c4all folder tree.
-CETS users have toggle to create a CETS XML or not.

 

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