I am familiar with both the attrib function and statement, as
well as dir$()--and I don't think that either can do this
(correct me if I'm wrong).
I am about to work on some forensics software, and I will need to
search for some common data hiding techniques. One of which, is
to set a file (usually this is done manually using something like
Norton Disk Editor) to have the Volume Label attribute (8). I was
just wondering if anyone has any functions or anything out there
that can look at the FAT on a lower level.
This is also the way that Windows stores the long file names.
The long file name is stored directly before the file's entry
in the FAT, and it is given the Volume Label attribute. So,
functions of either sort are welcomed. Preferably Public Domain
or freeware.
Also, on a different note, does anyone have any functions to
read/write directly to the hard disk? I have some that I got
either here or on the abc website but they don't work.
Thanks.
(I'm not trying to avoid doing the programming here, I'm just not
an assembly programmer. Any help would be appreciated.)
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well as dir$()--and I don't think that either can do this
(correct me if I'm wrong).
I am about to work on some forensics software, and I will need to
search for some common data hiding techniques. One of which, is
to set a file (usually this is done manually using something like
Norton Disk Editor) to have the Volume Label attribute (8). I was
just wondering if anyone has any functions or anything out there
that can look at the FAT on a lower level.
This is also the way that Windows stores the long file names.
The long file name is stored directly before the file's entry
in the FAT, and it is given the Volume Label attribute. So,
functions of either sort are welcomed. Preferably Public Domain
or freeware.
Also, on a different note, does anyone have any functions to
read/write directly to the hard disk? I have some that I got
either here or on the abc website but they don't work.
Thanks.
(I'm not trying to avoid doing the programming here, I'm just not
an assembly programmer. Any help would be appreciated.)
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