TestDisk & PhotoRec
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TestDisk & PhotoRec
RevLix is a powerful data recovery tool developed to recover deleted files on Linux systems. This program uses the PhotoRec infrastructure and provides a graphical user interface (GUI) for PhotoRec.
Recover deleted photos from a microSD card on macOS. One command. Free. Open source.
Sort PhotoRec files from RAW data recovery results
A python script to sort folders generated by photorec, or any folder by filetype and size.
Safe and admin-aware ADATA USB data recovery toolkit for macOS using TestDisk & PhotoRec.
Python CLI app to sort and organize files recovered by Photorec
A convenient GUI to reorganize, log, and shrink the disk space required for PhotoRec forensic data recovery.
Directory crawler + metadata extractor designed to tame chaotic PhotoRec output. Very much alive, but only barely.
Forensic NTFS recovery case study involving 2TB disk corruption, sector-level imaging with ddrescue, and metadata-first recovery strategy.
Uses known possible strings to find specific files recovered using PhotoRec
Cyber-themed Windows GUI for TestDisk and PhotoRec: raw-disk recovery, original folders, NAS destinations, live progress, pause/resume, and safe recovery modes
Actively removes unwanted files as they're created, plus reorganizes the kept files into a type-based folder structure.
Collection of reports on the use of advanced systems for forensic analysis. Full post-hack analysis and the process of acquiring, securing and describing digital evidence. Recovery of deleted data.
This project demonstrates file recovery using Windows and Linux systems. E3 restored files from NTFS drive images, DiskDigger recovered files in Windows, Autopsy provided forensic analysis, and PhotoRec handled cross-system recovery. It highlights proficiency in various data recovery tools and techniques.
Photorec sorter via symlinks with mime and exif parsing
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