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How many users of WinFE?

By Brett Shavers
June 26, 2012
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I don’t believe there is any means of determining how many users of WinFE exist, but the stats of just this blog may be an indication.

So why would this be important?  For one, using any forensic utility that has not been tried, proven, or commonly used by the forensic community is a big risk for the examiner.  I would imagine that having some statistical information on the number of visitors to this blog, plus the number of blogs that talk about WinFE, and training given on WinFE at various conferences and courses lend credibility in its use.  This doesn’t mean that every visitor uses or used or tested WinFE, but I would assume that within this number, there is a large percentage of users.

So the stats for this blog and the unique visitor’s locations (as of today):


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