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Our Customers
come from all
over the world.
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This
new product provides the ability to
open files and explore their individual
objects. These objects can be
individually stored files, headers,
footers, indexes, binary data, text data,
database records, etc.. Combined
with the File
Investigator Engine, this enables
applications to explore multiple levels
into files or archives and identify each
component/object found.
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The File Expander Windows
OEM API Kit is the first product created from this
technology. The Windows
OEM API Kit includes 32 & 64-bit Windows DLLs
with C, C#, VB.NET and managed C++.NET
interfaces, as well as Red Hat Linux
32 & 64-bit libraries with
examples written in C.
This product currently supports 261
file formats (or file types), and we
are working on eventually supporting all
of the file formats
that the File Investigator Engine
supports. There are numerous
applications for this technology:
- De-Duplication Backup
- Compare the individual objects
in similar files, and only backup
a single copy of each block with
pointers to the duplicate file
locations
- It's compression of an entire
hard drive leveraging similarities
across multiple files
- Disk Carving / File Carving / File
Recovery
- Break files down into their
individual building blocks and
discover what blocks are missing
- Verify recovered files for
integrity
- Document Management Text Indexing
- Extract and de-fragment only
data blocks that may contain text
- High performance targeted text
extraction
- Electronic Discovery
- Dig down into fragmented,
translated and compressed files
for hidden and deleted data
objects
- Research digital evidence to
better understand how the files
are structured and be the expert
in court
- Virus / Worm / Trojan Detection
- Detect objects that don't belong
in a file
- MS Word Trojan Horses include
the executable as an object and
other good objects are modified to
corrupt memory and execute the
executable object
Image on the right: Example of a PK Zip
file that contains 2 Word 2003 Documents
The What's
Next? page includes a timeline of our
plans for the support of our current
products and the addition of new
products.
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