Autopsy
GUI-based digital forensics tool for hard drives and smartphones
Autopsy is an easy-to-use, GUI-based program for efficiently analysing hard drives and smartphones. It features a plug-in architecture for add-on modules or custom development in Java or Python.
| Best for | investigators and analysts |
| Website | sleuthkit.org |
Strengths and trade-offs
- Autopsy enables multi-user collaboration on large cases and provides graphical timeline analysis.
- The product allows tagging files with arbitrary names and extracts Unicode strings from unallocated space.
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Questions about Autopsy
Who is Autopsy best for?
Autopsy is best for investigators and analysts.
Where does Autopsy rank?
Autopsy is ranked #10 in Best digital forensics software (Lister Score 70.0).
What are the best alternatives to Autopsy?
The closest alternatives on Lister are Maltego (#1 in Best digital forensics software), Infopercept (#2 in Best digital forensics software) and Magnet AXIOM (#3 in Best digital forensics software).
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