Acquiring Disk Image with dd and dcfldd When to Use - When you need to create a forensic copy of a suspect drive for investigation - During incident response when preserving volatile disk evidence before analysis - When law enforcement or legal proceedings require a verified bit-for-bit copy - Before performing any destructive analysis on a storage device - When acquiring images from physical drives, USB devices, or memory cards Prerequisites - Linux-based forensic workstation (SIFT, Kali, or any Linux distro) - (pre-installed on all Linux systems) or (enhanced forensic version) - Write-block…