What information is included in a File Hash List created with Imager?

The File Hash List generated by Imager includes the MD5 hash, SHA1 hash, and file names, which also encompass the path to each file. This comprehensive listing is crucial for forensic examinations as it allows investigators not only to verify the integrity of files through their hashes but also to identify where each file is located within the file system.

Having both MD5 and SHA1 hashes provides a means to cross-verify the integrity of files, since different hashing algorithms can strengthen the reliability of a forensic investigation. If any alterations occur to a file, the hash values will change, indicating potential tampering.

Additionally, including the file names with paths is essential in a forensic context, as forensics practitioners often need to trace the origins and context of files within a drive structure. This aids in understanding the relationships between files and circumstances surrounding their creation or modification.

The other options do not provide a full and accurate representation of the standard output of the File Hash List created by Imager, specifically lacking either critical hash algorithms, file naming details, or including irrelevant information that does not pertain directly to file hashing in forensic analysis.