DEFT Zero (2017.1) ready for download
We can finally announce that the stable version of DEFT Zero is available!
DEFT Zero is a light version of Deft specifically designed to the forensic acquisition of the digital evidence.
Among the biggest features: the support to NVMExpress memories (Mac Book ed. 2015), the eMMC memories and the UEFI support.
For the full list of new features please refer to the manual available by clicking on the link below.
In the news: DEFT Linux Forensic Operating System Is Kicking Off 2017 with New Zero Edition
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