rdd
rdd is a forensic copy program developed at and used by the
Netherlands Forensic Institute (NFI).
Specifically, rdd is a file and device copying utility that
includes features that are useful in a forensic environment. In
particular, rdd can compute cryptographic hashes over the data it
copies, which is an important property in a forensic operating
environment. The software is also robust with respect to read errors,
and can
copy data across a network.
rdd can be run in local mode, in client mode, and in server
mode.
rdd 3.0.4
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Price
Free to download
Size
5.6MB
License
Open Source
Developer
Raoul A.F. Bhoedjang and contributors
Website
sourceforge.net/projects/rdd
System Requirements
libssl 0.9.8 or higher
zlib1g
Python
Support
Sites:
SourceForge
Project Page
Selected
Reviews:
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Features include:
- Checksumming (Adler32 and CRC32) - computes an MD5 or a
SHA1 hash value over the input bytes and the zero bytes it substitutes
for blocks it cannot read
- Access the device using the raw device
- Designed to handle unfriendly source media
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