A free Linux forensics tool

1. Linux distribution that contains several forensics tools
2. Any storage medium used to store files
3. Redirects the output of the command preceding it on Linux
4. Maintains relationships between files and directories on a volume on macOS
5. The first data after the superblock on a UNIX or Linux file system
6. A highly compressed data file containing one or more files or directories and their contents
7. Sleuth Kit's Web browser interface
8. Groups of contiguous allocation blocks
9. Commercial forensics tool for analyzing UNIX and Linux file system

While this is not an exhaustive list, it gives you a picture of what constitutes digital forensics tools and what you can do with them. Sometimes multiple tools are packaged together into a single toolkit to help you tap into the potential of related tools.

Also, it is important to note that these categories can get blurred at times depending on the skill set of the staff, the lab conditions, availability of equipment, existing laws, and contractual obligations. For example, tablets without SIM cards are considered to be computers, so they would need computer forensics tools and not mobile forensics tools.

But regardless of these variations, what is important is that digital forensics tools offer a vast amount of possibilities to gain information during an investigation. It is also important to note that the landscape of digital forensics is highly dynamic with new tools and features being released regularly to keep up with the constant updates of devices.

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