Adam works as a professional Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator, a project has been assigned to him to investigate and examine files present on suspect's computer. Adam uses a tool with the help o

Evidor is designed specifically to extract textual evidence and artifacts from Windows systems but does not provide the broad RAM, virtual memory, and raw disk forensic capabilities described.

HxD is a free hex editor suitable for basic disk and memory editing but lacks the advanced forensic analysis features such as virtual memory process inspection described in the question.

WinHex is a universal hex editor and disk editor widely used in computer forensics. It supports examination of recovered deleted files, fragmented and corrupted data, network-captured data, physical RAM imaging, and inspection of processes in virtual memory - matching every capability described in the scenario.

Vedit is a text and hex editing tool oriented toward programmers and does not provide the forensic-grade capabilities for analyzing deleted files, RAM, or network captures described in the scenario.