For the purpose of looking into and evaluating digital evidence in a variety of situations, such as cybersecurity events, court proceedings, and law enforcement investigations, digital forensic tools are indispensable. Here are several well-known digital forensic tools:
An autospy: A platform for digital forensics that is open-source and allows the investigation of disk pictures, cellphones, and other digital material.
EnCase: Developed by Guidance Software, which is currently owned by OpenText, EnCase is a potent commercial forensic tool that is frquently utilized in corporate and law enforcement investigations.
The FTK (Forensic Toolkit): AccessData also created the commercial fornsic tool FTK. A variety of features are available for the analysis and recovery of digital evidence.
Volatility: An open-source memory forensics system that makes it possible for analysts to get and examine data from a computer's volatile memory (RAM).
Sleuth Kit and Autopsy: An open-source library and set of command-line tools for forensic investigation is called Sleuth Kit. As previously noted, Autopsy is a graphical user interface for Sleuth Kit.
The Wireshark: A popular tool for network protocol analysis that forensics experts can use to record and examine network data.
X-Ways Forensics: for-profit forensic instrument renowned for its quickness and effectiveness in examining digital evidence and disk images.
Cellebrite UFED: A mobile forensics tool for data extraction and analysis from mobile devices, such as tablets and sartphones.
The OSForensics: A digital investigative application that works with windows systems and allows for file searching, indexing, and analysis of different artifacts.
Paladin Forensic Suite: A Linux distribution designed specifically for digital forensics that offers a number of free and open-source tools for imaging and analyzing media.
RegRipper: A tool for analyzing the Windows registry that aids forensic analysts in obtaining important data from the registry.
Bulk Extractor: A command-line tool for extracting information such as email addresses, credit card numbers, and other sensitive data from disk images.
Digital Forensics Framework(DFF): An open-source framework for digitall forensics that makes the process of obtaining, extracting, and analyzinng data easier.