Drive Imager
- Drive-swap resume when destination media fills
- Multi-destination spillover for one acquisition across selected destinations
- Native E01 writer with EWF-compatible segments, compression, checksums, and Shadow & Shield DAASH hashes
Native Tooling
These are first-party Go engines, not wrappers around open-source command-line tools. That gives Shield 399 direct control over long-running forensic work: progress, checkpointing, verification, error handling, and structured records are built into the workflow instead of inferred from command output.
One-to-one and one-to-many block cloning with checkpoint-backed resume, verification options, bad-sector tracking, and read-only handling for cloned destinations.
Conversion workflows for E01, DD, AFF4, and decrypted synthetic E01 outputs where supported.
ewfacquire..E01 to .E99, then .EAA rollover.header2, legacy header, volume/data, sectors, chunk data, table, table2, digest, hash, daash, next, and done.digest and hash sections plus Shadow & Shield DAASH hashes: MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, and BLAKE3.daash can ignore it, while Shadow & Shield Image Info and Image Verify can read it.Full Tool Listing
* Pre-release inventory. Minor names, defaults, and workflow details may change before launch.
The tool inventory includes native Go tools plus coordinated system and AI-assisted workflows. Each tool is surfaced through Shield 399's queue, records, permissions, and review model.
Converts supported forensic image formats and handles selected synthetic-image workflows for decrypted output paths.
Creates partition tables and filesystems on destination media for post-wipe preparation or standalone formatting workflows.
Copies a source drive to one or more destinations with checkpoint-backed resume, verification, bad-sector tracking, and read-only handling for cloned destinations.
Copies selected files from a source drive or mounted forensic image to destination media as loose files or logical evidence output.
Computes hashes over a selected partition path and records partition-scoped digest results in the platform hash tables.
Hashes enumerated files and compares them against registered reference sets for known-file classification workflows.
Searches enumerated filesystem records for literal keywords and optional regular-expression patterns, with exportable results.
Scans source-device partitions for encryption indicators and records structured detections and unlock attempts where configured.
Detects non-English filenames from existing scan results and writes translated names back to review surfaces without modifying evidence.
Runs selected NTFS repair and verification workflows against a partition when filesystem repair is appropriate.
Reads connected smart-card reader and card metadata, including PKCS#15-accessible details exposed through supported tooling.
Discovers nearby Bluetooth devices through the host adapter and records scan sessions with per-device metadata.
Pre-release Access
Shadow and Shield is in active development and pre-release testing. Get product progress, launch details, and availability updates from daarc.