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Potentially Serious Issue with the Analysis of Mounted File Systems

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Introduction When using third party image mounting tools to perform the forensic examination of NTFS file systems, it is extremely important to understand NTFS Junction Points so that you don’t find yourself making a critical mistake during your analysis. An issue has been identified with third party image mounting software where NTFS junction points are […]

30th April 2014/by Craig Wilson

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