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C702 – CHFI Questions and Answers 100% Solved Which of the following is true regarding computer forensics? Computer forensics deals with the process of finding evidence related to a digital crime to find the culprits and initiate legal action against them. Computer forensics deals with the process of finding evidence related to a digital crime to find the culprits and avoid legal action against them. Computer forensics deals with the process of finding evidence related to a crime t...

CHFI Missed Questions and Answers Latest Update 100% Solved What technique used by Encase makes it virtually impossible to tamper with evidence once it has been acquired? Every byte of the file(s) is given an MD5 hash to match against a master file Every byte of the file(s) is verified using 32-bit CRC Every byte of the file(s) is copied to three different hard drives Every byte of the file(s) is encrypted using three different method - B. Every byte of the file(s) is verified usin...

CHFI QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ALREADY PASSED Key steps for Forensic Investigation 1. Identify the Computer Crime. 2. Collect Primary Evidence. 3. Obtain court warrant for seizure (if required). 4. Perform first responder Procedures. 5. Seize evidence at the crime scene. 6. Transport Evidence to the forensic laboratory. 7. Create 2-bit stream copies of the evidence. 8. Generate MD5 checksum on the images. 9. Chain of Custody. 10. Store the original evidence in a secure location. 11. ...

CHFI - Chapter 3 (Hard Disks and File Systems) Test Questions and Answers 100% Solved This RAID architecture uses Byte level stripping with a dedicated parity disk - RAID 3 This RAID architecture does not use any parity, striping or mirrioring - RAID 2 This RAID architecture uses Hamming code and ECC - RAID 2 This RAID architecture provides the best performance of the single RAID levels but does not providing mirroring - RAID 0 This RAID architecture uses disk mirroring and copies...

CHFI EXAM 1

C702 – CHFI Questions and Answers | Latest update Already Passed Which of the following is true regarding computer forensics? A. Computer forensics deals with the process of finding evidence related to a digital crime to find the culprits and initiate legal action against them. B. Computer forensics deals with the process of finding evidence related to a digital crime to find the culprits and avoid legal action against them. C. Computer forensics deals with the process of finding eviden...

CHFI Module 1 Questions & Answers | Latest update 100% Solved Computer Forensics - Deals with crimes committed on computing devices. Gathers, preserves, maintains, and interprets data which could be used as evidence in a court of law Types of Cybercrimes - Internal: Primary threats with direct access to fragile data External: Secondary threats which utilize exploits to get the sensitive data Challenge 1: Speed - Crimes happen so fast but there must be a bunch of hoops for a Forensics inve...

CHFI Test 1 with 100% Verified Solutions | Already Graded 18 USC §1030 covers: - fraud and related activity in connection with computers This Federal statute covers child pornography. - 18 USC 2252A This rule involves rulings on evidence. - Rule 103 Sara is an Assistant U.S. Attorney. She knows that this rule covers the general admissibility of relevant evidence. - Rule 402 This person provides legal advice about the investigation and any potential legal issues in the forensic investiga...

CHFI Missed Questions and Answers | Latest update 100% Pass What technique used by Encase makes it virtually impossible to tamper with evidence once it has been acquired? A. Every byte of the file(s) is given an MD5 hash to match against a master file B. Every byte of the file(s) is verified using 32-bit CRC C. Every byte of the file(s) is copied to three different hard drives D. Every byte of the file(s) is encrypted using three different method - B. Every byte of the file(s) is verifie...

CHFI Missed Questions and Answers | Latest update 100% Pass What technique used by Encase makes it virtually impossible to tamper with evidence once it has been acquired? A. Every byte of the file(s) is given an MD5 hash to match against a master file B. Every byte of the file(s) is verified using 32-bit CRC C. Every byte of the file(s) is copied to three different hard drives D. Every byte of the file(s) is encrypted using three different method - B. Every byte of the file(s) is verifie...