[How To] Forensic Acquisition in Linux - DCFLDD Updated: 2016-10-24 less than 1 minute read This video shows how to use DCFLDD to acquire a disk image from a suspect device in the Linux command line. DCFLDD is an expanded version of 'dd' that supports additional features that are useful for digital forensic acquisitions. Share on Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Previous Next
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