Exam 9: Computer Forensics Analysis and Validation

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Match the following terms with the correct definitions below:? -?Adding bits to a password before it's hashed so that a rainbow table can't find a matching hash value to decifer the password.

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Match the following terms with the correct definitions below:? -?An AccessData database containing the hash values of known legitimate and suspicious files. It's used to identify files for evidence or eliminate them from the investigation if they are legitimate files.

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Why is it important to validate forensic data, and why are advanced hexadecimal editors necessary for this process?

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For most forensics investigations, you follow the same general procedure. Summarize the steps in the procedure.

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A user with programming experience may use an assembler program (also called a __________ ) on a file to scramble bits, in order to secure the information contained inside.​

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Explain how bit-shifting, and related techniques, are used to hide data.​

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Which password recovery method uses every possible letter, number, and character found on a keyboard?​

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In ________ investigations, evidence​ collection tends to be fairly easy and straightforward because investigators usually have ready access to the necessary records and files.

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​In order to aid a forensics investigation, a hardware or software ______________ can be utilized to capture keystrokes remotely.

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One of the most critical aspects of digital forensics is validating digital evidence because ensuring the integrity of data you collect is essential for presenting evidence in court.​

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