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| − | [ | + | I am setting up a global directory of computer forensics analysts, and am looking for feedback to the idea. Although the directory is in the UK, I want it to be global. Any thoughts, please put them on Computer Forensics [http://www.computer-forensics.co.uk] in the forums section. Thanks and regards, Simon |
| − | + | : Given the lack of response I'm not sure this is a viable idea. [[User:Jessek|Jessek]] 21:13, 26 February 2007 (PST) | |
| + | : Doesn't seem like a good idea to me. [[User:Simsong|Simsong]] 18:50, 15 March 2007 (PDT) | ||
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| + | == Hachoir framework == | ||
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| + | Hi, I'm the author of [http://hachoir.org/ Hachoir], a generic framework for binary file manipulation. I don't know if I can add it in your wiki. I prefer to have your review first :-) | ||
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| + | Hachoir supports many file formats (more than 60 formats) and have many features: | ||
| + | * Fault tolerant parser (truncated/buggy file or buggy parser) | ||
| + | * Smart syntax: you don't have to care about endian or charset, and you can mix byte and bit fields | ||
| + | * Few functions to modify files | ||
| + | * File recognition using header/footer in a disk image (in any file) with few false positive (each file is checked using the parser) | ||
| + | * Written in Python: OS independant and easy to script/extend | ||
| + | * curses, wxWidgets and Gtk interfaces | ||
| + | * Many programs based on hachoir-core and hachoir-parser: | ||
| + | * hachoir-strip: remove metadata and other "useless" informations | ||
| + | * hachoir-grep: find substring in a binary file (using hachoir parsers: so search is Unicode aware) | ||
| + | * hachoir-subfile: find all subfiles in a file | ||
| + | * etc. | ||
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| + | : Please add it. [[User:Simsong|Simsong]] 09:50, 15 March 2007 (PDT) | ||
| + | :: Done: [[Hachoir]] --[[User:Haypo|Haypo]] 18:44, 18 March 2007 (PDT) | ||
Revision as of 20:44, 18 March 2007
I am setting up a global directory of computer forensics analysts, and am looking for feedback to the idea. Although the directory is in the UK, I want it to be global. Any thoughts, please put them on Computer Forensics [1] in the forums section. Thanks and regards, Simon
- Given the lack of response I'm not sure this is a viable idea. Jessek 21:13, 26 February 2007 (PST)
- Doesn't seem like a good idea to me. Simsong 18:50, 15 March 2007 (PDT)
Hachoir framework
Hi, I'm the author of Hachoir, a generic framework for binary file manipulation. I don't know if I can add it in your wiki. I prefer to have your review first :-)
Hachoir supports many file formats (more than 60 formats) and have many features:
* Fault tolerant parser (truncated/buggy file or buggy parser) * Smart syntax: you don't have to care about endian or charset, and you can mix byte and bit fields * Few functions to modify files * File recognition using header/footer in a disk image (in any file) with few false positive (each file is checked using the parser) * Written in Python: OS independant and easy to script/extend * curses, wxWidgets and Gtk interfaces * Many programs based on hachoir-core and hachoir-parser: * hachoir-strip: remove metadata and other "useless" informations * hachoir-grep: find substring in a binary file (using hachoir parsers: so search is Unicode aware) * hachoir-subfile: find all subfiles in a file * etc.
