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You’ve just finished examining the storage media from a seized computer. You’ve
done everything you know to do with the tools you have at your disposal. You’ve
looked in all the “obvious places.” You’ve recovered deleted files and scanned through
slack and swap space. You may have found something—or you may not have found anything.
Yet, you have this gnawing feeling that there’s still more there than meets the
eye.
Are you sure there isn’t something hidden inside those recovered files?
Perhaps you’ve discovered a large number of seemingly innocuous images that don’t
make sense for your particular suspect. You become convinced there’s evidence to
be found and recovered—but you just can’t see it.
If you’ve ever found yourself in this situation, then you need automated tools to
extend your digital forensic examinations to look for the presence or use of digital
steganography applications. These applications, which are simple to obtain and use,
can hide information in non-obvious places. Digital steganography applications can
hide information inside any digital file using a variety of techniques so you must
have highly capable specialized tools for detection and extraction of any hidden
information.
Whether you are in law enforcement,
the intelligence community, or the private sector, you need the capability
to go beyond traditional digital forensic examinations. You need the extra assurance
that you went as far as you could to search for evidence that a digital steganography
application exists on seized media, or did at one time. If an artifact of a steganography
application (i.e., a file or registry key known to be associated with a steganography
application) is detected, the application was probably used to establish a covert
channel for communications. In other words, the application was probably used to
hide something in a file that was, or will be, sent to a co-conspirator. The objective
then becomes finding the file, or files, in which information was hidden and then
extracting the hidden information. StegAlyzerAS and StegAlyzerSS may be the key
to cracking your case!
Don’t let crucial evidence continue to go undetected!
The Steganography Analysis and Research Center (SARC) has developed the most advanced
digital forensic analysis tools available for the examination, detection, analysis,
and extraction of digital steganography. Get StegAlyzerAS and StegAlyzerSS today
and extend your digital forensic examinations with a search for known steganography
applications and signatures—it just might help you find the critical evidence needed
to win a conviction!
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StegAlyzerAS
Steganography Analyzer Artifact Scanner
Detect files and registry entries associated with
steganography applications!
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StegAlyzerAS gives you the capability to scan the entire file system, or individual
directories, on suspect media for the presence of steganography application artifacts.
And, unlike other popular forensic tools, you can perform an automated or manual
search of the Windows Registry to determine whether or not any Registry keys or
values exist that can be associated with a particular steganography application.
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StegAlyzerSS
Steganography Analyzer Signature Scanner
Detect files containing steganography and extract
the hidden information!
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StegAlyzerSS gives you the capability to scan every file on the suspect media for
the presence of hexadecimal byte patterns, or signatures, of particular steganography
applications in the files. If a known signature is detected, it may be possible
to extract information hidden with the steganography application associated with
the signature.
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StegAlyzerRTS
Steganography Analyzer Real-Time Scanner
Detect steganography artifacts and signatures in real-time
over a network!
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StegAlyzerRTS is the first commercially available network security appliance in
the world capable of detecting the fingerprints and signatures of digital steganography
applications in real-time.
Other products:
The Steganography Detection Policy for Fidelis XPS integrates into Fidelis XPS to
detect and analyze digital steganography applications downloaded by insiders on
enterprise networks.