Hardware Write Block Specs Test Support Software See Federated Testing Test Set-up Documents See Federated Testing DHS. Aug 27, 2012 Write Blockers – Hardware vs Software By kevinwaugh on August 27, 2012 Utilizing a proven write blocker is generally important and a best practice during forensic investigations in order to ensure and prove that your actions as the investigator did not affect the original image (best evidence). It was originally designed to test the Windows XP SP2 USB software write blocker, but has been adapted to test any hardware and/or software write blockers. Step #1 – Prepare the media a) Attach the storage media you will be testing with to your forensic workstation in write-enabled mode. B) Wipe the media - validate that this has been successful. SANS Digital Forensics and Incident Response Blog: Category - Write Blockers. Removed for imaging with a forensic hardware imager? Software releases 'WinAcq. Testimonials 'For less then a third of the cost of the maintenance / annual warranty alone for one of my hardware device that only handled only SATA and IDE drives I was able purchase SafeBlock XP and handle literally every interface on my forensic server - USB drives, IDE, SATA SCSI and 51 different types of removable all substantially FASTER then the limited types handled by my hardware.
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Hello everyone, I'm new here so I started read the oldest post and the oldest articles from this forum/site to the newest and I still do but.. I have a question about USB write blokers. Some people say that they used software blockers and it's ok, some other says that they only use hardware write blockers, so is it equal at the end ? I mean is they protect source dev against accidental write with the same efficiency ? The hardware blokers do the good job but how about software write blockers ? The drive should be in read-only mode and ignore / fail out write requests but as I readed on this forum some users says that it's not true in 100% because OS Windows still write sth data on the attached device and I am a little confused about that ? Next thing is that some device for e.x. SD cards has a small hardware switch to enable write block, so if yes is this way to write block is comparable with 'normal' hardware blokers like tableau TH8 ? BTW: I couldn't just test/try it because at now I don't have a hardware usb write bloker. BTW2: I hope that is the most appropriate forum for my question