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Chris has been called upon to investigate a hacking incident reported by one of his clients. The company suspects the involvement of an insider accomplice in the attack. Upon reaching the incident scene, Chris secures the physical area, records the scene using visual mediA. He shuts the system down by pulling the power plug so that he does not disturb the system in any way. He labels all cables and connectors prior to disconnecting any. What do you think would be the next sequence of events?

A.

Connect the target media; prepare the system for acquisition; Secure the evidence; Copy the media

B.

Prepare the system for acquisition; Connect the target media; copy the media; Secure the evidence

C.

Connect the target media; Prepare the system for acquisition; Secure the evidence; Copy the media

D.

Secure the evidence; prepare the system for acquisition; Connect the target media; copy the media

An Expert witness give an opinion if:

A.

The Opinion, inferences or conclusions depend on special knowledge, skill or training not within the ordinary experience of lay jurors

B.

To define the issues of the case for determination by the finder of fact

C.

To stimulate discussion between the consulting expert and the expert witness

D.

To deter the witness form expanding the scope of his or her investigation beyond the requirements of the case

Volatile Memory is one of the leading problems for forensics. Worms such as code Red are memory resident and do write themselves to the hard drive, if you turn the system off they disappear. In a lab environment, which of the following options would you suggest as the most appropriate to overcome the problem of capturing volatile memory?

A.

Use Vmware to be able to capture the data in memory and examine it

B.

Give the Operating System a minimal amount of memory, forcing it to use a swap file

C.

Create a Separate partition of several hundred megabytes and place the swap file there

D.

Use intrusion forensic techniques to study memory resident infections

Profiling is a forensics technique for analyzing evidence with the goal of identifying the perpetrator from their various activity. After a computer has been compromised by a hacker, which of the following would be most important in forming a profile of the incident?

A.

The manufacturer of the system compromised

B.

The logic, formatting and elegance of the code used in the attack

C.

The nature of the attack

D.

The vulnerability exploited in the incident

To preserve digital evidence, an investigator should ____________________

A.

Make tow copies of each evidence item using a single imaging tool

B.

Make a single copy of each evidence item using an approved imaging tool

C.

Make two copies of each evidence item using different imaging tools

D.

Only store the original evidence item

Melanie was newly assigned to an investigation and asked to make a copy of all the evidence from the compromised system. Melanie did a DOS copy of all the files on the system. What would be the primary reason for you to recommend a disk imaging tool?

A.

A disk imaging tool would check for CRC32s for internal self checking and validation and have MD5 checksum

B.

Evidence file format will contain case data entered by the examiner and encrypted at the beginning of the evidence file

C.

A simple DOS copy will not include deleted files, file slack and other information

D.

There is no case for an imaging tool as it will use a closed, proprietary format that if compared to the original will not match up sector for sector

This is original file structure database that Microsoft originally designed for floppy disks. It is written to the outermost track of a disk and contains information about each file stored on the drive.

A.

Master Boot Record (MBR)

B.

Master File Table (MFT)

C.

File Allocation Table (FAT)

D.

Disk Operating System (DOS)

You are working as a Computer forensics investigator for a corporation on a computer abuse case. You discover evidence that shows the subject of your investigation is also embezzling money from the company. The company CEO and the corporate legal counsel advise you to contact law enforcement and provide them with the evidence that you have founD. The law enforcement officer that responds requests that you put a network sniffer on your network and monitor all traffic to the subjects computer. You inform the officer that you will not be able to comply with that request because doing so would:

A.

Violate your contract

B.

Cause network congestion

C.

Make you an agent of law enforcement

D.

Write information to the subjects hard drive

This organization maintains a database of hash signatures for known software:

A.

International Standards Organization

B.

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

C.

National Software Reference Library

D.

American National standards Institute

Office Documents (Word, Excel and PowerPoint) contain a code that allows tracking the MAC or unique identifier of the machine that created the document. What is that code called?

A.

Globally unique ID

B.

Microsoft Virtual Machine Identifier

C.

Personal Application Protocol

D.

Individual ASCII string