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    The FFT is a modified version of Xubuntu that includes a custom web app designed to aid in digital forensic investigations. Currently it has been geared towards performing audits against Mac OS X, support for Linux/Windows is planned.
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    Address Actions manipulates addresses in Mac OS X 10.4 (and hopefully 10.3). Select an address in an email, webpage or other text, then choose Address Actions from the Services menu to add the address to the Mac OS X Address Book or display a map.
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