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| Andrey_irk:
Hi guys, I have an image file that was taken from an SD card of come device. What are the ways out there to analyze such an image on a binary level without mounting the image on an actual card? Any suggestions are much appretiated. |
| Halcyon:
What sort of data are you wanting to get back? You could try just mounting the image in something like XWays Forensics/WinHex or another similar tool and see if will parse the file system. Otherwise if you want to carve for particular files, QPhotoRec does a good job with media files, or GetDataBack Free is also not bad. If you just want to look at the raw data, WinHex, HxD or any hex editor of your choice will do. |
| magic:
First off, Windows is rubbish :-- >:D Once you have seen the light, --- Code: ---cp image.bin backup.bin <- just to be safe file image.bin fdisk -l image.bin # if it contains partitions, then losetup -P -r -v -f image.bin file -s /dev/loop* # if they look like reasonable filesystems mount /dev/loopNpM /tmp/dummy ls /tmp/dummy --- End code --- You get the idea :P |
| Halcyon:
--- Quote from: magic on May 02, 2020, 06:59:16 am ---First off, Windows is rubbish --- End quote --- So, SO true. |
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