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=recovery tools=
=recovery tools=


More information on these tools has to be collected.
'''All recovery should be performed using live boot with read-only mounting only.  Do not boot into OS where files where deleted for recovery.  Latest distribution of Kali Linux should contain most of these tools pre-installed.'''


==Tools for recovering lost files on ext3 partitions==
==Tools for recovering lost files on ext3 partitions==
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Following recovery tools exist to help with recovery of deleted files on ext3 filesystem.  
Following recovery tools exist to help with recovery of deleted files on ext3 filesystem.  


*[[r-linux]]
*[[extundelete]]
*[[extundelete]]
*[[scrounge-ntfs]]
*[[photorec]]
*[[photorec]]
*[[foremost]]
*[[foremost]]
*[[scrounge-ntfs]]
*[[grep for file recovery]]
*[[scalpel]]
*[[magicrescue]]
*[[magicrescue]]
*[[ripper]]
*[[ripper]]
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*[[ext3undel]]
*[[ext3undel]]
*[[autopsy]]
*[[autopsy]]
*[[ext4magic]]




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*[[testdisk]]
*[[testdisk]]
Links at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery has good information about using some of these tools.

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recovery tools

All recovery should be performed using live boot with read-only mounting only. Do not boot into OS where files where deleted for recovery. Latest distribution of Kali Linux should contain most of these tools pre-installed.

Tools for recovering lost files on ext3 partitions

Following recovery tools exist to help with recovery of deleted files on ext3 filesystem.


Tools for renaming and sorting recovered files


Tools for recovering deleted/formatted partitions

Links at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery has good information about using some of these tools.