Forensics Tool Comparison Thus far, we have we have been focusing on the use of a few tools to identify, collect, analyze and report dig forensics. We have been practicing, manual command and automated tools, e.g. Windows: Autopsy Linux: Scalpel This discussion is for you to explore alternative tools that would be helpful in an investigation and to compar the features and practices you have done so far. Explore tools included in Kali Linux, (Unix or Windows): research further by finding more information online. The discussion: First, using two different tools practice a function or feature related to hands on practices learned for forensics (eg. identifying a file signature, file carving, parsing files for evidence). Then compare th experience, usability, efficiency, timing, resources, etc. Discuss your exploration with your peers, the differences, similarities and your preferences on one tool over another. For example: You can compare a new tool for recovering files with one of the existing tools you have used in practice. You can also compare a manual command with a tool used for file carving. Forensics Tool Comparison Thus far, we have we have been focusing on the use of a few tools to identify, collect, analyze and report dig forensics. We have been practicing, manual command and automated tools, e.g. Windows: Autopsy Linux: Scalpel This discussion is for you to explore alternative tools that would be helpful in an investigation and to compar the features and practices you have done so far. Explore tools included in Kali Linux, (Unix or Windows): research further by finding more information online. The discussion: First, using two different tools practice a function or feature related to hands on practices learned for forensics (eg. identifying a file signature, file carving, parsing files for evidence). Then compare th experience, usability, efficiency, timing, resources, etc. Discuss your exploration with your peers, the differences, similarities and your preferences on one tool over another. For example: You can compare a new tool for recovering files with one of the existing tools you have used in practice. You can also compare a manual command with a tool used for file carving