Add n01d-forge and n01d-machine to Forensic section

[bad-antics]

Description

Adds two native Rust security tools to the Forensic section.

About the Tools

n01d-forge

• Native Rust image burner with LUKS/VeraCrypt encryption
• Perfect for creating secure forensic images
• Cross-platform GUI with egui

n01d-machine

• Secure VM manager with Tor/VPN integration
• Network isolation for malware analysis
• Anonymous investigation environment

GitHub Links:

• https://github.com/bad-antics/n01d-forge
• https://github.com/bad-antics/n01d-machine

Why Include?

• Both tools complement existing forensic tools
• Open source Rust implementations
• Focus on security and evidence preservation

[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

Hello @bad-antics, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request enhances the Forensic section of the repository by integrating two new, open-source security tools developed in Rust: n01d-forge and n01d-machine. These additions aim to provide users with advanced capabilities for secure digital forensics, including encrypted image creation and isolated virtual machine environments for sensitive analysis.

Highlights

• New Tool: n01d-forge: Added 'n01d-forge', a native Rust image burner with LUKS/VeraCrypt encryption support, to the Forensic section. This tool is designed for creating secure forensic images and bootable drives.
• New Tool: n01d-machine: Included 'n01d-machine', a secure VM manager featuring Tor/VPN integration and network isolation, in the Forensic section. It's intended for analyzing malware and conducting anonymous investigations.

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[gemini-code-assist]

Code Review

This pull request adds two new Rust-based forensic tools, n01d-forge and n01d-machine, to the list in the Forensic section. The changes are relevant and the new entries are correctly formatted. I've suggested a minor change to shorten the descriptions for better conciseness, which you can see in the review comment. Overall, this is a great addition to the list.

[gemini-code-assist]

The descriptions for the new tools are a bit long. For better scannability and to keep the list concise, consider shortening them. Here's a suggestion that captures the essence of each tool more succinctly while maintaining the key information.

Suggested change

	* [n01d-forge](https://github.com/bad-antics/n01d-forge) - Native Rust image burner with LUKS/VeraCrypt encryption support for creating secure forensic images and bootable drives.
	* [n01d-machine](https://github.com/bad-antics/n01d-machine) - Secure VM manager with Tor/VPN integration and network isolation for analyzing malware and conducting anonymous investigations.
	* [n01d-forge](https://github.com/bad-antics/n01d-forge) - Rust image burner with LUKS/VeraCrypt for creating secure forensic images and bootable drives.
	* [n01d-machine](https://github.com/bad-antics/n01d-machine) - Secure VM manager with Tor/VPN and network isolation for malware analysis.

[bad-antics]

Thanks for the review @gemini-code-assist! The descriptions are similar in length to other entries in the repository. I'd prefer to keep the full feature details to help users understand what makes these tools unique, but I'm happy to shorten them if the maintainers prefer more concise descriptions.

[gemini-code-assist]

Thanks for clarifying, @bad-antics! I understand your preference to keep the detailed descriptions, especially since they align with the length of other entries in the repository. Ultimately, the decision on whether to shorten them will be at the discretion of the repository maintainers.

[bad-antics]

Friendly bump! 👋 Thanks for the thorough review from Gemini Code Assist. The PR is ready for maintainer review whenever you have a chance. Happy to make any changes if needed!