forensic-artifact-investigator
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TDQS
Scored across 3 tools
Each tool targets a distinct forensic operation: file metadata and hashing, string extraction, and memory dump analysis. There is no overlap in their purposes, making selection unambiguous.
Tool names follow a clear verb_noun pattern: extract-metadata, extract-strings, analyze-memory-dump. The verbs differ (extract vs. analyze) but this is justifiable based on the action type, and the pattern is consistent throughout.
Three tools is on the lower end, but each tool covers a broad, substantial forensic category. The count is appropriate for a focused investigator server, though could be slightly expanded.
The set covers core artifact investigation needs: metadata extraction (with MIME mismatch and hash), string/indicator extraction, and memory analysis. Minor gaps like disk image carving or network artifact analysis exist, but the major workflows are represented.