Read encrypted Apple disk images with their password - #341
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Raw image input now opens an encrypted .dmg, a split .dmg with its .dmgpart files, an encrypted .sparseimage and an encrypted sparse bundle, AES-128 or AES-256, with the image's password. The command line takes it from --image_password_file or --image_password_env, or asks at a terminal; the GUI asks in a masked dialog and checks it against the image before the run starts. The password is held in memory for the run. The vendored readers move to qnxprobe 1.41 (d268ec9) and ewfprobe 0.5.0 (20513a1), which add the decryption. It uses PyCryptodome, already in requirements.txt. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds encrypted Apple disk images to raw image input (
-t raw)..dmg, split.dmgwith its.dmgpartfiles,.sparseimageand sparse bundle, AES-128 or AES-256--image_password_fileor--image_password_env, or asked at a terminal. The password is never taken as an argument value.The password is held in memory for the run and is not written to the report or logs. Decryption uses PyCryptodome, already in requirements.txt.
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