Sleuth kit Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

How many bit values does HFS use to address allocation blocks? - 16 bits Which command from The Sleuth Kit (TSK) displays details of a metadata structure such as inode? - istat On Macintosh computers, which architecture utilizes Open Firmware to initialize the hardware interfaces after the BootROM performs POST? - Power-PC

CHFI - Chapter 3 (Hard Disks and File Systems) Test 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 data to multiple disks at ...

WGU C702 - Forensics and Network Intrusion Questions and Answers (2022) (Verified Answers) How large is the partition table structure that stores information about the partitions present on the hard disk? 64 bytes On Macintosh computers, which architecture utilizes EFI to initialize the hardware interfaces after the BootROM performs POST? Intel-based Macintosh Computers :What component of a typical FAT32 file system occupies the largest part of a partition and stores the actual files and ...

Forensics and Network Intrusion - C702 Questions and Answers 2023 How large is the partition table structure that stores information about the partitions present on the hard disk? 64 bytes On Macintosh computers, which architecture utilizes EFI to initialize the hardware interfaces after the BootROM performs POST? Intel-based Macintosh Computers :What component of a typical FAT32 file system occupies the largest part of a partition and stores the actual files and directories? D...

CompTIA Cybersecurity CySA+ (CS0-001): Practice Test 1 of 2 - Results (This test consists of frequently tested questions and answers) Document Content and Description Below CompTIA Cybersecurity CySA+ (CS0-001): Practice Test 1 of 2 - Results (This test consists of frequently tested questions and answers) Which of the following statements best describes an audit file? A.It updates lists of scanned hosts, to avoid unnecessarily rescanning these hosts. B.It produces a list of vulnerabilities fou...

Forensic WGU C702 2023 Which documentation should a forensic examiner prepare prior to a dynamic analysis? - CORRECT ANSWER-The full path and location of the file being investigated What allows for a lawful search to be conducted without a warrant or probable cause? - CORRECT ANSWER-Consent of person with authority A forensic investigator is tasked with retrieving evidence where the primary server has been erased. The investigator needs to rely on network logs and backup tapes to base t...

WGU C702 test questions and correct aswers Computer Forensics - CORRECT ANSWER-A set of methodological procedures and techniques that help identify, gather, preserve, extract, interpret, document, and present evidence from computers in a way that is legally admissible Cyber Crime - CORRECT ANSWER-Any illegal act involving a computing device, network, its systems, or its applications. Both internal and external Enterprise Theory of Investigation (ETI) - CORRECT ANSWER-Methodology for ...

WGU C702 pre-test CHFI v9 Questions and Answers What is the role of an expert witness? to support the defense to educate the public and court to evaluate the court’s decisions to testify against the plaintif Under which of the following circumstances has a court of law allowed investigators to perform searches without a warrant? Expediting the process of obtaining a warrant may lead to a delay in prosecution of a perpetrator. Delay in obtaining a warrant may lead to the destruction of ...

1. Computer forensics: refers to a set of methodological procedures and tech- niques to identify, gather, preserve, extract, interpret, document and present evi- dence from computing equipment that is acceptable in a court of Law 2. Cybercrime is defined: as any illegal act involving a computing device, net- work, its systems, or its applications. It is categorized into two types based on the line of attack: internal attacks and external attacks 3. Computer crimes: pose new challenges for in...

1. Computer forensics: refers to a set of methodological procedures and tech- niques to identify, gather, preserve, extract, interpret, document and present evi- dence from computing equipment that is acceptable in a court of Law 2. Cybercrime is defined: as any illegal act involving a computing device, net- work, its systems, or its applications. It is categorized into two types based on the line of attack: internal attacks and external attacks 3. Computer crimes: pose new challenges for in...