Open Computer Forensics Architecture: Difference between revisions

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The '''Open Computer Forensics Architecture''' or '''OCFA''' is an [[distributed computing|distributed]] [[open source]] [[computer forensics]] framework/backend/architecture used to analyze [[digital media]] within a digital forensics laboratory environment..

OCFA provides a framework for weaving together both computer forensics and generic media and file processing tools and libraries into an automated process that allows for the processing of

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Both the Java and C++ library provide an API for building custom OCFA modules for integration of other tools or libraries into the computer forensics process. Basic modules like this can produce derived data and add extracted meta-data to both the input data and the derived data. The C++ library also provides a second more advanced API for building modules that produce derived output with meta data at more than one level deep.

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