Hex Editors

[autodog]

After years on the assembly line at one of the big 3 auto companies I
see the writing on the wall and am moving on. I've just received my
Computer and Digital Forensics Certification and am wondering...for
forensics purposes, which hex editor(s) do you feel work best in a
windows enviroment? Thanks for your input, AutoDog

[\Reb\ Ruster]

On Sat, 05 Jul 2008 15:11:27 +0430, autodog <autodog@aol.com> wrote:

>After years on the assembly line at one of the big 3 auto companies I
>see the writing on the wall and am moving on. I've just received my
>Computer and Digital Forensics Certification and am wondering...for
>forensics purposes, which hex editor(s) do you feel work best in a
>windows enviroment? Thanks for your input, AutoDog

WinHex would be best one to use. It's included in many Computer
Forensic packages like Encase and Helix.