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28 Jun 2025
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Support for RAR 4 and RAR 5 archive formats via dedicated file scanners.
Support for RAR 4 and RAR 5 archive formats via dedicated file scanners.
Support for SQLite database files with a custom file scanner.
merge CommandAdded a new command to merge multiple input files into a single disk image file, with optional random byte gaps between files — ideal for testing and experimentation.
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Digler v0.0.1 — Initial Release
This first public version of Digler introduces a command-line tool focused on recovering deleted files through deep disk analysis. Designed for flexibility and performance, Digler supports a variety of disk images and raw devices, regardless of file system integrity.
Wide Compatibility: Works with numerous disk image formats and physical devices.
File System Independent: Capable of recovering files even when metadata is missing or corrupted.
Extensible Architecture: Supports plugins to add custom file scanners for new file types.
Detailed Reporting: Produces comprehensive recovery reports in a forensic-standard XML format.
Direct File Access: On Linux, recovered data can be browsed through a mounted virtual filesystem.
Some features are experimental and may not yet handle all edge cases.
The mounting feature currently supports Linux only.
Support for additional disk image formats is limited in this release but will be expanded soon.
Users can scan disk images or devices, generate recovery reports, and selectively recover files. Documentation and example datasets are available to help new users explore Digler’s capabilities.
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