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WarpedWing/README.md

WarpedWing Labs

Passionate about digital forensics: the art and the science.

noel@warpedwinglabs.com

Recent Projects

PhotoRec Refinery

PhotoRec Refinery - Main

A desktop companion for the file recovery application PhotoRec that helps you auto-remove filetypes you don't want — and keep the carved files organized.

  • Live‑monitors PhotoRec’s output and automatically deletes unwanted types in completed recup_dir.X folders
  • One‑click “Process” for existing PhotoRec output that’s already finished
  • Optional reorganization into type‑based folders with configurable subfolder batch sizes
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PhotRec Refinery - Ugly Folders PhotRec Refinery - Reorganized Folders

Repo: https://github.com/nbenford/photorec-refinery

PhotoRec Cleaner

PhotoRec Cleaner

A command-line version of PhotoRec Refiner that helps organize files recovered by PhotoRec. It actively monitors the output directory, deletes unwanted file types from completed recup_dir.X folders in real-time.

Repo: https://github.com/nbenford/photorec-cleaner

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