Beginner's Guide to Digital Forensics: File Signatures

[@NLKcarlo]

Open 2 separate windows and play both videos at the same time
play one video with sound
play one on mute with playback Speed 1.75

[@randymartin9040]

Bless you for this

[@UrbanPretzle]

Its a shame the audio and the video are out of sync...

[@TotalTech2.]

+Conor H (Urban) Yes it is. That greatly confused me the first time I watched this

[@exitvapid5681]

yeah same

[@nonyabusiness8406]

It was confusing :(

[@shannonranee5211]

the video and audio do not line up at all making this very confusing to watch and therefore not helpful at all

[@fidibsp]

I found you in every steganography videos haha

[@Goodlifemongo]

@@fidibspshe’s upto something haha 🤣

[@ImCaveJohnson]

You need to review your video. The sync is off so we are not seeing the numbers you are talking about.

[@j7ndominica051]

This is useful for ripping media files out of games or demos, or perhaps if we have a compound file such as Nero Cover Designer document, which we can't open, but we could extract raster graphics from it. WinHex comes with a small selection of common file headers & trailers for automatic recognition and recovery.

[@TotalTech2.]

I am learning computer forensics and am having trouble with file signatures. Where could I learn more about this?

[@manfredbogner9799]

Sehr gut

[@cryptic72]

Can digital forensics techniques and methods also be used for sole data recovery purposes? For example if you want to work for a firm providing data recovery to civilians?

[@three-card-dead]

thanks

[@nopenope5949]

thanks to provide me proper tool for windows