THE CHAIN-OF-CUSTODY RECORD

The finding.
The context.
The record.

A result is more useful when you can see what was checked, what was found, and where coverage was limited.

View the actual CoC report
Actual DF-X1 chain-of-custody report number 000265: threat detected by YARA, with matching before-and-after media hashes.

04 / THE SCREENING RECORD

A result with
something behind it.

Review the record in context: the device and scan identity, findings, integrity information, and any limits disclosed by the software.

A / IDENTITY

Which scan?

Scan sequence, time, operator information, and device/software context.

B / FINDINGS

What was found?

The result, supporting findings, and any incomplete or unexamined areas.

C / INTEGRITY

What was recorded?

Available hashes, the stated hashing method, and record signature information.

Know what the hash represents.

A logical file-tree hash describes the selected readable content. It is different from a raw, bit-for-bit image hash of the physical device.