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- CD/DVD imaging robot with 25 disk capacity
- Camera mounting arm and camera
- USB cable
- Power Cable
- Software and user license
- Information CD
- Limited Warranty Statement
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Automatically image evidence from optical disks
News: February 2008 -- Discontinued
CD/DVD Imager has been discontinued. This page is left for the product information - Windows Software upgrades and "CD and DVD Forensics" are still available while supplies last.
For current solutions, see Forensic Products. For storage, check out the RTX familly.
Linux LiveCD available (boot any PC into a capture mode) - ships with all Imagers.
Compatible with Window's software CD/DVD Inspector 3.0 with Robotic Loader Extension from InfinaDyne
New bundle includes Imager, CD/DVD Inspector with Robotic Loader Extension, and Paul Crowley's book "CD and DVD Forensics" (also available seperately)
Meet WiebeTech's CD/DVD Imager
You've earned your warrant and
entered the premises intent on
capturing data as quickly and efficiently
as possible, only to come face to face
with a pile of CDs and DVDs - all of
which need to be quickly backed up
for later analysis. WiebeTech's CD/DVD
Imager comes to your aid. It automatically images and archives CDs and
DVDs to hard disk, takes a picture of
each CD/DVD and stores it with the
disk image.
Superior Chain of Evidence
With the CD/DVD Imager, investigations can be performed more quickly,
with greater evidence reliability, and
with less expense.
Automatic
Load up the robot and let it fly. It will
automatically image and archive CDs
and DVDs to hard disk. A camera
is mounted to the top of the robot
because a picture comes in very handy
when trying to match up a disk image
with physical evidence.
Smart
Images made by the robot work easily with forensic software (EnCase, ILook or Forensic Toolkit)*, and the robot correctly handles some of the stranger disk formats such as open session and multi-session disks.*
Forensic Goals
- To, after the capture session, be able to read the disc with tools supporting disc images
- To be able to prove that the data on the disc is not altered during copy.
- To be able to prove that the image created isn't altered AFTER THE IMAGE IS CREATED. This is done by creating a hash value (discussed below) of the images taken.
- To be able to match the disc image with the physical evidence. A picture is taken (and a hash of this file is also generated).
Linux LiveCD
WiebeTech's LiveCD is a cd based flavor of Linux that provides everything you need to start capturing discs quickly. With it, boot any PC into a capture mode, load up the imager and let it go. It saves to the same standard dd format and relies on cdrdao for more stubborn discs (such as multisession). The LiveCD is free and ships with the imager.
Windows Compatibility with CD/DVD Inspector
 Optionally, investigators may use InfinaDyne's CD/DVD Inspector 3.0 with Robotic Loader Extension. Available as a bundle with the CD/DVD Imager, this professional software gives you everything you need to automatically archive discs to drives, and even works with the Imager's camera.
MD5/SHA-1
Through options at runtime, an analyst may select no hashing, MD5 hashing, or SHA-1 hashing. The software will automatically hash both the disc image created as well as the photograph of the disc. MD5 (a 128 bit value) is well established and trusted by many, and SHA-1 (160 bits) is becoming more trusted by the forensic community. Some departments may have rigid rules, thus both are selectable.
Note: it is good forensic practice to print a copy of the hash output file after a capture session to keep this (forensically marked) copy in a separate, safe location. In this way the analyst can later prove that there were no alterations to the images after the images were created. Remember: if someone gains access to both disc images and hash logs, they could alter both the image and the hash log accordingly - thus a paper copy further strengthens the forensic chain of evidence.
* We realized quickly that allowing the investigator to choose his/her own forensic imaging tools would be best. Listening to analysts, we hear a lot of support for DD. So, by default, the CD/DVD Imager attempts an image with DD and if that fails it tries cdrdao (which handles multi-session discs better, and allows for exact duplicates to be burned from the image & toc file). However, it is possible for someone with scripting knowledge to change which programs image discs in the input hopper - it is up to these programs to create images compatible with forensic tools. Many tools happen to already recognize DD.
Download the manual:
Aug 04, 2006 CDI Users Manual.pdf (PDF, 650K, MD5 2a3c67d7ceff1522dda5f62232f060af)
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Automatically image and archive CDs and DVDs to hard disk.
A photograph of the actual disk is taken and stored with the disk image.
Disk images ready for addition to EnCase, ILook or FTK*.
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MD5 hashes ensure data on disk matches data copied.
Correctly handles data from 'tricky' disks (such as open session HFS, multi session)*.
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Interface
Robot interface: USB2
Camera interface: USB2
Power Supply
100-240VAC (Auto Switching) 200 Watts
Disk Capacity
The input and output hopper can hold 25 disks. Hoppers may be reloaded while the unit is working for continuous workflow.
Disk Compatibility
Windows, Mac OS, Linux disks
Operating Temperature
50° - 85°Fahrenheit (10° - 30°Celsius)
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Operating System
Linux. The manual has specific installation instructions for Fedora Core 4. A "Live CD" is also available, and ships with the product.
Data Speeds
USB 2 (480Mbps)
Operating Temperature
50° - 85° Fahrenheit (10° - 30° Celsius)
Operating Humidity
5% to 85%, noncondensing
Certification
FCC, CE
Patent Pending
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We don't want anything to go wrong with your WiebeTech product. But if it does, Tech Support is standing by and ready to help. We offer phone support and online assistance to help you get the answers you need.
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When you buy a drive from WiebeTech, we go the extra mile to make sure your product works for your computer.
Before your order is shipped, it is individually tested and formatted to your needs whether it is Mac, PC or both.
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