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Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator (CHFIv11)

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Question # 111

As a forensic investigator specializing in cybersecurity, you ' ve been assigned to analyze a suspicious PDF document named “infected.pdf.” This document was discovered on a company server and is suspected to contain malicious scripts that could pose a threat to the organization ' s systems and network. As part of your investigation into the PDF document, what initial step would you take to identify potential malicious components within the file?

A.

Run the command python pdfid.py infected.pdf in a Linux terminal to review the file ' s structure and identify any embedded scripts.

B.

Open the PDF document in a virtual machine environment to observe potential malicious behavior.

C.

Utilize a web-based tool to extract metadata from the PDF document and analyze any anomalies.

D.

Use a hex editor to manually inspect the contents of the PDF document for suspicious patterns.

Question # 112

In the course of a detailed investigation into a potential breach, forensic analysts scrutinize the logs of an organization’s security devices and uncover an unexpected pattern of activity originating from an internal IP address. These activities involve frequent communication with an external server located in a foreign country, previously not associated with any authorized business functions. The volume of interactions is significantly higher than what is typically seen in standard operations for this particular system. Some of the requests reveal an unusual type of data—large binary files—that are atypical for the kind of processes the internal systems typically perform. Upon further analysis, the data exchanges appear to be irregular, as they do not align with any known workflows, and the destination server is outside the organization ' s usual trusted zones. Which indicator of compromise (IoC) does this behavior most likely signify?

A.

Multiple failed attempts to connect to unauthorized external IPs.

B.

Unusual login behavior from internal systems during non business hours.

C.

Abnormal outbound traffic suggesting data exfiltration.

D.

Unusual internal system reboots causing a disruption in normal operations.

Question # 113

During a post-incident investigation at an energy company, analysts are tasked with identifying coordinated malicious activity by examining security data generated from multiple control points, including network defenses and server systems. The investigation requires a platform that can ingest diverse event sources, relate activity across those sources as it occurs, and surface actionable findings to support analyst-led investigation through a unified interface. How should analysts enable this type of real-time, cross-source event analysis and investigation?

A.

ELK Stack Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana

B.

ManageEngine EventLog Analyzer

C.

OSSEC HIDS

D.

IBM QRadar

Question # 114

Olivia, a forensic investigator, is analyzing the behavior of malware that was executed on a compromised Windows system. During her investigation, she discovers that the malware made several changes to the system registry to ensure its persistence. Olivia wants to focus on the areas of the registry most likely to have been targeted by the malware to automatically execute upon system startup. Which registry keys should Olivia focus on to track malware persistence through auto-start functionality? analyzing the behavior of malware that was executed on a compromised Windows system. During her investigation, she discovers that the malware made several changes to the system registry to ensure its persistence. Olivia wants to focus on the areas of the registry most likely to have been targeted by the malware to automatically execute upon system startup. Which registry keys should Olivia focus on to track malware persistence through auto start functionality?

A.

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer\ShellNoRoam

B.

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced

C.

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall

D.

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run

Question # 115

Elena, a forensic investigator, is analyzing the behavior of a suspected malware infection. During her analysis, she notices several abnormal entries in the Windows Event Logs, specifically Event ID 5156 . What key information can Elena expect from these logs that could help her trace the malicious activity?

A.

The username and password used for unauthorized access

B.

The location of the file that was deleted by the malware

C.

The malicious process ' s registry key modification details

D.

The name of the process and the IP address it communicated with

Question # 116

After examining artifacts from a compromised Windows workstation in a corporate espionage case in San Francisco, forensic analysts review artifacts from a compromised Windows workstation. They find that the suspect repeatedly accessed sensitive spreadsheets through a pinned Excel shortcut on the taskbar. To reconstruct usage patterns, the team examines the Jump List files associated with the application. What type of Jump List file should be examined to identify documents opened through the pinned taskbar program?

A.

AutomaticDestinations

B.

AppID Application Identifier

C.

CustomDestinations

D.

Malicious LNK

Question # 117

During a forensic investigation of a corporate workstation in Chicago, analysts notice that malicious executables continue to launch automatically every time the system is rebooted. Further inspection reveals that the malware inserted instructions into the Windows registry to ensure persistence. Which Windows AutoStart registry location enables a program to execute at each user logon, supporting recurring persistence after reboot?

A.

Run

B.

RunOnce

C.

RunServicesOnce

D.

RunServices

Question # 118

A digital forensics team is investigating a cyberattack where multiple devices were compromised. Among the seized devices is an Android smartphone with evidence suggesting interaction with both Windows and Linux systems.

In Android and iOS forensic analysis, why is it important to analyze files associated with Windows and Linux devices?

A.

To confirm the operating system used on the compromised smartphone

B.

To identify the manufacturer of the Windows and Linux systems

C.

To establish a connection between different devices involved in the cyberattack

D.

To determine the brand and model of the Android smartphone

Question # 119

Andrew, a system administrator, is examining the UEFI boot process of a server. During the process, Andrew notices that the system is verifying the integrity of the bootloader and checking the settings before proceeding to load the operating system. The system performs cryptographic checks to ensure that only trusted software can be loaded. Andrew realizes this phase also ensures that the system boots in a secure state, adhering to policies. Identify the UEFI boot process phase Andrew is currently in.

A.

Boot device selection phase

B.

Pre-EFI initialization phase

C.

Driver execution environment phase

D.

Security phase

Question # 120

During a federal investigation, a lawyer unintentionally discloses privileged information to a federal agency. The disclosure includes sensitive details related to a corporate client ' s ongoing legal dispute.

In the scenario described, what conditions must be met for the unintentional disclosure to extend the waiver of attorney-client privilege or work-product protection to undisclosed communications in both federal and state proceedings?

A.

The disclosed and undisclosed communications must concern different subject matters.

B.

The waiver must be unintentional.

C.

The disclosure must be accidental.

D.

The waiver must be intentional, and the disclosed and undisclosed communications must concern the same subject matter.

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