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Questions # 51:

Corporate investigations are typically easier than public investigations because:

Options:

A.

the users have standard corporate equipment and software

B.

the investigator does not have to get a warrant

C.

the investigator has to get a warrant

D.

the users can load whatever they want on their machines

Questions # 52:

What method of computer forensics will allow you to trace all ever-established user accounts on a Windows 2000 sever the course of its lifetime?

Options:

A.

forensic duplication of hard drive

B.

analysis of volatile data

C.

comparison of MD5 checksums

D.

review of SIDs in the Registry

Questions # 53:

When investigating a network that uses DHCP to assign IP addresses, where would you look to determine which system (MAC address) had a specific IP address at a specific time?

Options:

A.

on the individual computer‟s ARP cache

B.

in the Web Server log files

C.

in the DHCP Server log files

D.

there is no way to determine the specific IP address

Questions # 54:

You are working for a local police department that services a population of 1,000,000 people and you have been given the task of building a computer forensics laB. How many law-enforcement computer investigators should you request to staff the lab?

Options:

A.

8

B.

1

C.

4

D.

2

Questions # 55:

When cataloging digital evidence, the primary goal is to:

Options:

A.

Make bit-stream images of all hard drives

B.

Preserve evidence integrity

C.

Not remove the evidence from the scene

D.

Not allow the computer to be turned off

Questions # 56:

Why should you note all cable connections for a computer you want to seize as evidence?

Options:

A.

to know what outside connections existed

B.

in case other devices were connected

C.

to know what peripheral devices exist

D.

to know what hardware existed

Questions # 57:

The ____________________ refers to handing over the results of private investigations to the authorities because of indications of criminal activity.

Options:

A.

Locard Exchange Principle

B.

Clark Standard

C.

Kelly Policy

D.

Silver-Platter Doctrine

Questions # 58:

What information do you need to recover when searching a victims computer for a crime committed with specific e-mail message?

Options:

A.

Internet service provider information

B.

E-mail header

C.

Username and password

D.

Firewall log

Questions # 59:

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

Options:

A.

International Standards Organization

B.

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

C.

National Software Reference Library

D.

American National standards Institute

Questions # 60:

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:

Options:

A.

Violate your contract

B.

Cause network congestion

C.

Make you an agent of law enforcement

D.

Write information to the subjects hard drive

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