Downloads
Free to download and use - CheckBoot
CheckBoot is a bootable read only Ubuntu operation system, which if successful will confirm the ability to boot a host or target device using EviTrack.
If successful, CheckBoot will:
- Analyse the computer environment
- Identifying the number and size of storage devices
- Store that information in a unique folder in a separate ‘OUTPUT’ partition that can be accessed on any Windows, Linux or MacOS device.
Notes:
- When the application runs seven files will be created and stored in a uniquely named folder. The first six files are numbered 1-6 and have .dat file extension.
These are not immediately readable as they contain file system information which may assist unauthorised users.
The contents of these files can be provided to authorised users upon request.
A seventh file named ‘disk info.txt’ contains information about the number and size of hard drive(s), SD cards or other media devices found during the analysis. - Running CheckBoot should only take a few minutes from start to finish. In testing the longest it has ever taken has been just under 5 minutes.
- Due to the different types of systems CheckBoot is capable of analysing; on occasions when shutting down the system may appear to hang or pause for a short while. This is normal, please wait for the computer to completely shutdown/switch off before removing the USB key.
Download here: evichkboot_117g.img.xz
| File Name | evichkboot_117g.img.xz |
| Download Size | 1.2 GB |
| Min USB Key Size | 4 GB |
| Hash Values | |
| md5 | 9a815121197f9f784fae78ff21a39c84 |
| sha256 | 4ae586b46b0f2e190230bc91c0575de51ae80c325bafeb5fe9bc1cd37dc4b64fz |
£30.00A downloadable version of EviTrack Assure's electronic data imaging forensic...
| File Name | evi-pen-dwnld-v117d.img.xz |
| Download Size | 2.1 GB |
| Min USB Key Size | 8 GB |
| Hash Values | |
| md5 | 9260559a7bd3ec11b55bf92c129d0201 |
| sha256 | d7dcb3473bbe65f7f28c07f4c86c5aad4a3ec65c69561d995a61cd244b04af07 |
Installing downloads from EviTrack
- Download the compressed application.
- Insert a USB with sufficient space into your computer.
Note: Any data on the USB Key will be overwritten. - Then using balenaEtcher, which can be downloaded using the link.
- Select the downloaded file
- Select the target to copy the image to. This is the USB Key you are going to use.
Make sure you select the right device or drive to write the image to. - Hit the flash button.
Once this process is complete your USB key should be ready to use.