The Reason UNIX "Dd" Is Considered a De Facto Standard

Multiple Choice

The reason UNIX "dd" is considered a de facto standard for making bitstream copies is:

A) The majority of tools for examining digital evidence can interpret bitstream copies.
B) "dd" stands for "digital data" and was developed for making forensic copies.
C) "dd," although a UNIX tool, is universally able to traverse Windows file systems.
D) The developers of "dd" have made arrangements with other forensic software companies.