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Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator (CHFIv11)

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Question # 1

Ryan, a computer forensic investigator, was tasked with a case involving the illegal dissemination of confidential data within a large corporation. The suspected employee worked in an office where everyone had access to a Network Attached Storage (NAS) device, making it an area of interest. The NAS used a Linux-based filesystem. A recent upgrade led to a complete wipe and restoration of the data on the NAS. To complicate matters, the corporation also had a Storage Area Network (SAN) in use, suspected to be another source of confidential data leakage. Understanding the idiosyncrasies of NAS and SAN storage systems, what is the best approach for Ryan to begin his investigation?

A.

Ryan should aim to reconstruct the RAID configurations, if any, of the NAS and SAN systems before attempting data recovery.

B.

Ryan should focus on the SAN first, as it is likely the source of larger data leaks.

C.

Ryan should immediately create a physical image of both NAS and SAN devices.

D.

Ryan should recover deleted files from the NAS device using a popular Windows-based recovery tool.

Question # 2

During a forensic reconstruction of an Intel-based Mac startup in San Jose, California, examiners must identify the stage that verifies the macOS bootloader before the operating system starts. Which component performs this verification?

A.

boot-efi

B.

Boot ROM

C.

UEFI firmware

D.

iBoot

Question # 3

After completing a thorough forensic investigation into a corporate data breach, the forensic investigator prepares a detailed and comprehensive report for the client. This report includes all the findings from the investigation, along with a clear explanation of the methods used. The investigator also provides well-structured recommendations to help the client prevent similar incidents from happening in the future. The investigator ensures the client fully understands the findings and can act on the recommendations. Which best practice is the investigator fulfilling in this case?

A.

Ensuring the confidentiality of sensitive information during the investigation phase and not discussing details outside designated channels.

B.

Setting clear expectations about the potential outcomes before starting the investigation.

C.

Offering a feedback loop and answering questions during a debriefing session.

D.

Engaging legal counsel to review the findings and ensure legal compliance.

Question # 4

Evelyn, a forensic investigator, is tasked with analyzing a Linux machine suspected of harboring malicious activity. She needs to examine open files and identify which processes are associated with those files. Which Volatility Framework plugin should Evelyn use to list the open files and their associated processes from a RAM image?

A.

linux.pslist

B.

linux.mount

C.

linux.lsof

D.

linux.malfind

Question # 5

Greg, a seasoned CHFI professional, has been contracted to investigate a case of intellectual property theft at a major software company. While working on the case, he discovered that the company ' s email server might hold crucial evidence. However, the server is shared with a different company, and accessing it might risk violating that company ' s privacy rights. To respect the rules and regulations about the search and seizure of evidence, what should Greg ' s initial approach be in this scenario?

A.

Consult with legal experts and the company ' s management to explore the best way forward

B.

Avoid the email server and focus on other potential sources of evidence

C.

Ignore potential privacy violations and seize the server

D.

Immediately obtain a warrant to search and seize the server

Question # 6

Following a cybersecurity incident at an organization, a forensic investigator is tasked with collecting Electronically Stored Information (ESI) as part of the investigation. To streamline the data collection process, the investigator restricts the range and size of ESI from custodians, limiting the collection to specific file types and directories on a computer. This approach ensures that only relevant information is collected while minimizing the impact on other devices. Which eDiscovery collection methodology is being used in this scenario?

A.

Investigator leverages custodian self-collection to gather sensitive evidence data.

B.

Investigator uses incremental collection, focusing on newly created or modified data.

C.

Investigator uses remote acquisition of data from custodians ' systems via network connections.

D.

Investigator employs a directed collection of definite data sets and system areas.

Question # 7

During a forensic investigation into a suspected data breach, the eDiscovery team is tasked with collecting and preserving digital evidence from a compromised computer system. The team must deploy specialized tools to extract relevant data, such as emails, files, and system logs, from the machine. One team member is responsible for deploying these tools, configuring them for the specific needs of the investigation, and maintaining them throughout the entire data collection process. This individual ensures that the tools operate correctly and remain effective during the forensic analysis. Which of the following members of the eDiscovery team is responsible for this task?

A.

An eDiscovery attorney can support the deployment of essential tools for the eDiscovery team.

B.

Processing personnel can assist in the process of deploying the required tools for the eDiscovery team.

C.

Review personnel can aid in implementing the tools needed for the eDiscovery team.

D.

An eDiscovery software expert can help set up the necessary tools for the eDiscovery team.

Question # 8

During a network security audit, an investigator is tasked with assessing the security of nearby wireless networks. The investigator needs to gather real-time information about nearby wireless access points (APs) and display this data using diagnostic views and charts. The tool should allow them to visualize details such as signal strength, AP names, and other relevant characteristics of the networks in the area. Which of the following tools would be most appropriate for this task?

A.

John the Ripper

B.

NetSurveyor

C.

Netcraft

D.

hashcat

Question # 9

How is electronically stored information collected in an eDiscovery matter when access occurs through centrally managed computing environments through secure network connections rather than obtaining physical possession of the underlying storage media?

A.

Directed collection

B.

Full disk acquisition

C.

Incremental collection

D.

Remote acquisition

Question # 10

Mia, a network administrator, is reviewing the logs of a Cisco router after noticing some performance degradation in her network. While examining the logs, she encounters a particular message that states: “The system was not able to process the packet because there was not enough room for all of the desired IP header options.” Mia needs to identify which mnemonic in the Cisco IOS logs corresponds to this specific issue. Which of the following log mnemonics should Mia look for to find this message?

A.

%SEC-4-TOOMANY

B.

%IPV6-6-ACCESSLOGP

C.

%SEC-6-IPACCESSLOGP

D.

%SEC-6-IPACCESSLOGRL

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