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Using dd.exe to make forensic images of NTFS drives |  |
- To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
- Subject: Using dd.exe to make forensic images of NTFS drives
- From: "Sakaba" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
- Date: Sun, 10 Aug 2003 02:04:34 +0900
- In-reply-to: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hi everyone,
I have tried time and time again to make images of my NTFS drives via the
dd command in windows.
I use the FIRE cd forensic shell on the windows box and:
dd.exe if=\\.\f: |nc.exe <forensic machine IP> <port>
On my linux box I run:
nc -l -p <port> |dd of=/home/user/ntfs.dd
That all works fine and it makes and transfers the file but then I try to
add the file in autopsy and it tells me its not an NTFS image and
consequently doesn't add it.
I tried conv=noerrors and I tried just dumping the file on the linux box
without dd on the of= side. I tried different NTFS partitions of different
sizes as well. My linux box has the NTFS support kernel mod and everything
else about autopsy works fine. Just these NTFS images. I have no probs
using dd with linux partitions at all. I'd like to find a solution to this
because commerical ware like Encase is outrageously expensive and dd is
free making it perfect for my situation.
Thanks,
Sakaba
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