AUTHORS:

Hannah Juraszek
Jordan Gillespie

VERSION:

26 November 2019

DESCRIPTION:

A digital forensics tool that parses through an image of a FAT32 file system and can
perform the following tasks: 
    1) restore a missing or modified boot sector using the backup
    2) parse through the BPB for information about the file system
    3) locate and repair illegal characters in the root directory
    4) report if the attribute type of a directory entry is invalid
    5) repair reserved bytes that have been overwritten

INSTRUCTIONS:

To start the FAT32Analyzer, double click the FAT32Analyzer.bat file. This will bring up 
the command line asking for the path of the FAT32 image to parse. If the image is not 
in the same directory as the .bat file, an absolute path is needed. Next, input the 
desired output file name with a .dd extension. Again, use an absolute path if needed.
After inputting the file names, if the file names are correct, press enter and the
tool will begin. The repaired image will be outputted to the desired output file name.

FILES INCLUDED:

FAT32Analyzer.java
FAT32Analyzer.bat