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In order to make a forensically sound copy of a hard disk for analysis, it is critical that you employ a write-blocker. What does this device do that makes for a sound copy?


◦ It performs bit by bit error correction of each sector of the source hard disk as it is copied to the target medium.
◦ It prevents rootkits from destroying the data when it detects the launch of a copy routine.
◦ It prevents the OS from making any changes to the metadata of files as they are being copied.
◦ It is capable of reading the system files that are generally invisible to the host operating system of the target device.
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