Originally created by EnCase (Guidance Software), it is now a standard format supported by most forensic tools like Autopsy , Intella , and FTK .
Unlike a "physical" image (like an E01 file) which copies an entire hard drive bit-by-bit, an is a "logical" image. It contains only specific files, folders, or metadata selected by an investigator.
It is often used to share specific evidence (like a user's "My Documents" folder) without having to transmit a massive 1TB physical drive image. Working with L01.rar Files
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Originally created by EnCase (Guidance Software), it is now a standard format supported by most forensic tools like Autopsy , Intella , and FTK .
Unlike a "physical" image (like an E01 file) which copies an entire hard drive bit-by-bit, an is a "logical" image. It contains only specific files, folders, or metadata selected by an investigator.
It is often used to share specific evidence (like a user's "My Documents" folder) without having to transmit a massive 1TB physical drive image. Working with L01.rar Files
