List of 100 digital forensics tools, Network Security Professional

🔧 1. Disk Imaging & Cloning Tools

  1. FTK Imager

  2. Guymager

  3. Clonezilla

  4. dd (Unix/Linux)

  5. DC3DD

  6. OSFClone

  7. AccessData Imager

  8. Roadkil's Disk Image

  9. Partclone

  10. MacQuisition

🧠 2. Memory Forensics Tools

  1. Volatility

  2. Rekall

  3. Belkasoft RAM Capturer

  4. WinPMEM

  5. LiME (Linux Memory Extractor)

  6. DumpIt

  7. Magnet RAM Capture

  8. Redline

  9. Pmem

  10. Memoryze

📱 3. Mobile Device Forensics Tools

  1. Cellebrite UFED

  2. MSAB XRY

  3. Oxygen Forensic Detective

  4. Elcomsoft iOS Forensic Toolkit

  5. MOBILedit Forensic

  6. Magnet AXIOM

  7. Paraben Mobile Device Examiner

  8. BlackLight

  9. Cellebrite Physical Analyzer

  10. UFED 4PC

🌐 4. Network Forensics Tools

  1. Wireshark

  2. NetworkMiner

  3. Xplico

  4. NetWitness Investigator

  5. Snort

  6. Tcpdump

  7. Argus

  8. Ngrep

  9. Security Onion

  10. Suricata

📂 5. File & Data Recovery Tools

  1. Recuva

  2. TestDisk

  3. PhotoRec

  4. R-Studio

  5. EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard

  6. Disk Drill

  7. Stellar Data Recovery

  8. Ontrack EasyRecovery

  9. Undelete 360

  10. iCare Data Recovery

🧰 6. All-in-One Forensic Suites

  1. EnCase Forensic

  2. AccessData FTK

  3. Autopsy (The Sleuth Kit)

  4. X-Ways Forensics

  5. Belkasoft Evidence Center

  6. Magnet AXIOM

  7. ProDiscover Forensics

  8. Digital Detective NetAnalysis

  9. Nuix Workstation

  10. Caine (Linux Forensics OS)

📧 7. Email Forensics Tools

  1. Paraben Email Examiner

  2. Aid4Mail

  3. MailXaminer

  4. Kernel Email Recovery Tools

  5. Forensic Email Collector

  6. Systools Outlook Recovery

  7. Fookes Aid4Mail

  8. Belkasoft Outlook Analyzer

  9. X1 Social Discovery

  10. Emailchemy

📊 8. Log & Timeline Analysis Tools

  1. Log2Timeline (Plaso)

  2. Timesketch

  3. Splunk

  4. Graylog

  5. ELK Stack

  6. Event Log Explorer

  7. LogRhythm

  8. X-Ways Trace

  9. OSSEC

  10. CrowdStrike Falcon (Log Forensics Function)

🌐 9. Web & Browser Forensics Tools

  1. Browser History Examiner

  2. NirSoft Web Browser Tools

  3. HstEx

  4. NetAnalysis

  5. ChromeCacheView

  6. MozillaHistoryView

  7. BrowsingHistoryView

  8. WebHistorian

  9. URL Dissector

  10. FOCA (for metadata and footprinting)

🛡️ 10. Other Specialized Tools

  1. TSK (The Sleuth Kit)

  2. Bulk Extractor

  3. Binwalk

  4. Foremost

  5. Scalpel

  6. PDF Examiner

  7. YARA (for malware forensics)

  8. Cuckoo Sandbox (dynamic malware analysis)

  9. Velociraptor (live forensics tool)

  10. DEFT Linux (Digital Evidence & Forensics Toolkit)

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