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If anyone would like to read more, this technique is called "file carving". > That will work if your file isn't fragmented on the disk, I guess. Even 15 years
by AnIdiotOnTheNet 6y ago
If anyone would like to read more, this technique is called "file carving".
> That will work if your file isn't fragmented on the disk, I guess.
Even 15 years ago when I was doing digital forensics it was actually pretty uncommon to have to deal with fragmentation. After about 2000 filesystem allocation implementations started avoiding it like the plague.
- tjoff 6y agoIt is hard to avoid it when streaming a video of unknown length to disk though. And as soon as you start to fill up your volume fragmentation will spread quickly.