Digital forensics software provider ForensicSoft released on March 30 a software-based write-blocker, called SAFE Block, to acquire and analyze disks and removable media attached to a computer running Windows 8. SAFE Block prevents write operations on a local disk to forensically acquire it and image or copy the data for e-discovery or investigations.
SAFE Block directly installs onto Windows 8 operating systems, replacing hardware write-blockers. Other SAFE Block versions operate on Windows 7, Vista and XP. SAFE Block software can block write operations on several hard-disk drive types, including IDE drives (PATA, SATA, & eSATA), SCSI, USB, IEEE1394 (FireWire), Fibre Channel and SAS; and flash memory drives, including solid-state disks or SSD, and memory card formats, such as CF, SD, MS, MMC and XD. It will work on mobile device.
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