Hex Workshop 6.8.0.5419 Crack + Serial Key Updated

Hex Workshop is a hexadecimal columnist that enables you to edit statistics from a bit of binary folder. The luging will notice that the kludge looks very much like a document columnist with some advanced functionality. It allows you to open a document and view the raw statistics it'ora made of (hexadecimal). It is very simple to find a document spate or a ymmv worth and to cut, photocopy, paste or edit the what of the document.

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Hex Workshop functionality toolkit designed for the advanced consumers such as the freedom calculation that supports factors, conditionals, incarnation and arithmetic operating or the Base Converter that will allow you to quickly convert statistics between, decimal hexadecimal or binary.

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Hex Workshop Review

hello everyone my name is AJ Randa I'm a current student at Florida International University currently majoring in electrical engineering today I'm here to do a quick tutorial on using Pro discover basic and ftk imager they are both forensics tools that were provided with the book guide to computer forensics and investigations I definitely recommend this book to anybody who wants to learn more about that acquisition computer forensics cell phone or network forensics and more about forensic tools on this brief tutorial today we are going to use Pro discover basic to make an image of a drive by making an image of a drive we will be able to extract all the data that was in the drive whether it was hidden or they needed afterwards for part two we're going to use Hex Workshop to be able to determine if two files are exact duplicates of each other or if they are different by looking at the hexadecimal code I hope you enjoyed this tutorial all right everyone let's get started the first thing we're gonna want to do is create a work folder so we can find the destination to place our image file or DVE extension after it's created second thing you wanna do is plug in your USB in this tutorial I have a USB that has some data some I I believe I put on one text file one Word document in n1 JPEG so make sure that when you plug in your USB is on write-protect mode so nothing gets written into the USB that wasn't there before so here I have my USB I have two image files one of them is a circuit board that I took a picture of with my lab and uh another picture I took in my logic lab so what I want to do here is I'm going to delete one of the pictures the reason why is because I also want to show you once we make the image that we can even retrieve the things that have been deleted or hidden anything that was in this drive will be recovered this is a very new USB I bother about two three weeks ago really hasn't had much data in it but there have been a couple things that have been deleted so I'm curious to see what has still remained in it so first thing you want to do is use pro just cover basic remind you that if you're using Vista or Windows 8 you might want to use pro discover basic running on administrator mode it will open up you know ask you to make a project number we'll just call this one number one and example one for the project file name now we will go to action and click capture image when you click capture image it will show you a list of all the drives so make sure not to click the C Drive or you're gonna spend a long time click on the G Drive for this example that is where my USB is located and technician name I'm going to call it Adrian it's my name image number I'll just call you Mitch number one and the destination we're gonna choose the work folder that we have created before from our desktop and we can call this example one click Save also it will ask you if you wanted to make a brief description you can say that this is the USB used for so and so if you want to compress the data we're gonna click no and maybe one the password-protected maybe you have a USB with a bunch of our data and you wish to make an image of it to have it as a backup and you want to put a password in it in this case we're gonna put no password and when you click OK as you can tell approach discover basics it's gonna give you a countdown of the estimated time remaining to make the image the doc Eevee file takes about 6 minutes so I'm gonna pause the video and come back with the images done perfect it looks like the image file has been complete so we just finished creating a bit string copy where the bitstream copy is is a bit by bit copy from the storage device that we chose which was the USB now if we look into our work folder there will be with the extension that EBE that would be a bit stream image now that we have our image of our drive which means that we have just done a copy bit by bit and everything that has been in that drive weather has been hidden or deleted is going to be in the image how do we acquire that if the information the data that was in the image you will go back to pro this cover basic it's gonna close this again no I don't want to save remember to run it in that ministry administrator mode it's gonna make another project number and we're going to go to our assessed action we're gonna click Add and we're going to click image file here we have the image file that we have created before we're gonna click open just agree as you can tell in the bottom right hand corner is verifying the checksum this might take a little while I'll pause the video and come back when it's done perfect so it has finished extracting the data from the image file now let's analyze what we have gathered as a digital evidence so we go to content view to be review what is in the image we click our image in here is what we have found and it's a multiple amount of things that are happening right now so first the three files that I started with where my file one document power JPEG and file1.txt we look here there's a lot more files than what it was seeing on the USB we still have the three other files let's look at the JPEG for a moment if we right-click it we think gallery view will be able to see it so here we have the image that I have on the USB now here's the other image that when I previously started the video I had the lead so he still shows what was deleted before but then we have a multiple amount of other things here so as you can see it says Tetris screenshot so I actually had a a Tetris game in this USB before that I had deleted probably about a week ago like I said this is a very new USB and I've barely gotten to use it so it still shows that that was there now if I try to see the image it won't allow me why is it that I'm able to see this one that I deleted not too long ago and not this one so what happens is is that sometimes files get overridden when you delete a file you're just making that space available again so when you use and create other files that space can go towards it now if it does go towards it it will override the file that was there existing and in this case they had over in parts of these files and now they are corrupted or unusable unless I were to be able to find that part that is missing now also something cool about Pro discover based against oops the cluster view so go right here so here who's gonna show all the clusters which is the storage allocation units that are composed of sectors so when you're looking at data in a drive it's all put into clusters so here all the all the green is the stuff that we have used like I said it's a new drive so if we go far enough from cluster to cluster we'll start seeing some blue which is odd new space and there's tons and tons and tons of a new space here's a perfect way to demonstrate where we might have a piece of data in this cluster let's say I deleted it later on I made another document and I saved it on my USB if we get saved in the same cluster the information that I had there before will not be able to be retrieved using Pro discover basic so we've been able to get a try get the data in the drive to make an image file and then extract the data from that image file and see what was in that drive completely creating the image tool Drive can be a very useful thing for example in the Windows operating system they actually have a system image that you can make if something were to happen to the drive or it becomes corrupt or things are not working properly you can actually boot back to the image that was safe previously before and be able to run your computer back to how it was before it's very useful because the things go wrong you don't have to worry about having to delete all your files or losing all your files by putting up another image from a previous time ok let's get started with part 2 here my desktop I have created two armed files one is a dark file from Word and the other one is a text file gonna open both of them just to show you what I have inside in the text file I have written that data recovery could help you restore your deleted and lost pictures and documents I wrote the exact same tanks on my word file which you can see over here now what I'm gonna do is we're gonna go back to that G Drive that I had with my USB and I'm gonna delete the files that are inside I am going to copy both of these files and put them in my USB so here I have two exact replicas now we're going to use hex workstation and look at the hexadecimal values of the two files to make sure they're actually really duplicates which they should be when I open up Hanks workstation now we're gonna go to file open we're going to look for the word document and when they press open that's the one that I had in my desktop now let's open up the one that I have in my USB Drive great thing about this tool is that there's an option that let in the tool section that lets you compare both files I'm gonna click compare however it has already pre-selected the two documents and I'm gonna press ok oh let's just manually select them awesome so here we see that everything is green if there was anything I believe in the color yellow it would show the difference so we can definitely say that these are exact duplicates now let's close one of them let's go back to my USB going to open up the document and make a change let's say I deleted the last word and I saved let's go back to the hex editor go to tools compare files and when I'm gonna pick both files again so in my desktop I had the file to dock and then in my USB I had the file to dock that was changed and I'm gonna press ok I said compares them we will notice that some things have stayed the same but there has been some changes some of the changes are due to the fact that I deleted the last word and the exclamation mark the size of the file has changed as well but if we see in the top section it has not changed so one thing I want to be specific is in the top section it indicates that it's an office file by the first line that's right here this D 0 CF 11 e 0 is what specifies that it's a word doc so if it was a JPEG or a text file they will all have their own significant header in the top that lets you know what type of extension file it is this one just so happens to be the one for Windows documents from night from our program from I believe Microsoft Office on 2010 in 2014 it actually does have a different pattern that indicates the file system next what we're going to do is compare it to the text file just to make sure that is true some are gonna open we're gonna go to tools click compare compare files we're gonna click the original files we started with so the file to doc and then we are going to compare it to the file to text file and we're gonna press ok definitely a lot a lot a lot of changes well first thing you see here with the text editor what with a text file it's just a text editor software so it's not really too much complications not too much formatting it's a very simple and they even let you see what was written inside and here's the hexadecimal code for what has been written in the text file word being a more sophisticated software for text editing has a lot more different formats and styles which accompanies more data being distributed but if you look at the beginning they have completely different headers so this is a way to determine whether or not two files are exactly the same or different why is this important because when it comes to digital forensic teams maybe one day they could be questioned in a court of law whether or not that file was like exact same file that was in the and the person being prosecuted well now that could determine it by looking at the hexadecimal values because whether you change one character on one little space the whole file will change another thing what were to happen if I were to get this text file and rename it and change the exaction extension to dock it was still open up as a word but for some type of programs if I had a jpg and I made it into a doc I would not be able to open it and you would know that it's a JPEG by using the Hex Workshop to determine the header file what type of file that really is this has been today's tutorial I hope you guys enjoyed it take care guys

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