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DataExpert MagiCube

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DataExpert MagiCube

All-in-one solution for crime scene investigations, in a box you can carry.

Up to 39 GB/min11.6″ touchscreenTwo-channel parallel imaging
Model
MagiCube V3
Category
Data Recovery & Digital Forensics

Detail

DataExpert MagiCube

MagiCube V3

Built for the scene rather than the bench: write-blocker and duplicator inside, drag-and-drop operation on the touchscreen, and a standard forensic workflow that runs duplication, analysis and OS emulation without a host computer.

Hard drive duplication

  • 1-to-1, 1-to-2 and 2-to-2 disk duplication
  • Supports IDE, SATA, SAS, SCSI and USB
  • Duplication speed up to 39 GB/min
  • Keyword searching during duplication
  • Acquisition inside HPA/DCO protected areas
  • MD5 and SHA-1 hashing during duplication
  • Remote duplication over the network

Forensic analysis

  • Quick automated analysis and evidence preview
  • Data recovery for FAT32, NTFS, ReFS, HFS+
  • Fast indexing and keyword searching
  • Encrypted volume decryption — BitLocker, TrueCrypt, FileVault 2
  • Instant messenger, browser history, user access and email analysis
  • Recovers deleted mail from Foxmail and Outlook Express

OS emulation

  • Direct view of the suspect computer as its user saw it
  • Dynamic emulation for malware, website and database analysis
  • Acquires saved passwords — dial-up, messenger, browser
  • Bypasses login password on Windows and Mac OS
  • Emulates raw, 001 and E01 images, and physical disks behind a write blocker

Specification

ModelMagiQ-2
CPUIntel Skylake i7-6820EQ, 2.8 GHz
MemoryDDR4 2133 MHz, 32 GB
Storage480 GB SSD
Screen11.6-inch FHD 1920×1080 touchscreen
Read-only portsSATA/SAS ×2, IDE ×1, USB 3.0 ×1
Read-write portsSATA/SAS ×2, USB 3.0 ×4, USB 3.1 Type-C ×1
Dimensions336 × 326 × 77 mm
Operating systemWindows 7 SP1 64-bit

Source: Manufacturer brochure, 2 pages

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