Alexander Klimov wrote: > > I am not sure what is the type of the data in the image. If it is an > image of CD, then you can convert .bin+.cue to .iso and mount .iso > (if you do not have .cue you can easily create it). > Search for `bin cue iso' for more information.
Per, http://forensics.marshall.edu/MISDE/Pubs-Hard/Hardcopy.pdf This device creates a .bin file, which is presumably a binary image and a .hdr file. At the bottom of page 9, the document above states: "To convert the binary (.BIN) file created from image mode, iti is recommended to use a software extraction program such as IsoBuster v.1.9, which will extract the single .BIN file int a viewable structure." Given the above, it seems likely that this file is an ISO file. It is surprising that a drive imaging tool would copy the original file hierarchy into an ISO file, however, the statement above seems to imply this. Thus, there is some reason to believe that the .bin file can be (somehow) mounted as a CD (ISO) image, as unusual as that might sound.
