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The Remapped/Reallocated Sector Conundrum from a digital forensic investigation and data sanitation perspective

Home Papers & Presentations The Remapped/Reallocated Sector Conundrum from a digital forensic investigation and data sanitation perspective

Authors: Phil Turner

DFRWS USA 2023

Abstract

Phil Turner (ADISA) presented on the importance remapped sectors because they can contain user data that is not available through the currently mapped user addressable space. Related forensic and data sanitization issues were also discussed, including forensically examining the G-List for reallocated / remapped sectors.

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