WGU D431 DIGITAL FORENSICS IN CYBERSECURITY
EXAM 2024 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 200 QUESTIONS
WITH DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT
ANSWERS) /ALREADY GRADED A+
Computer Forensic Expert's Analysis - ANSWER: Should be cursory, except for in-
depth and thorough.
Difference between Computer Forensics and Traditional Forensics - ANSWER:
Computer forensics is focused solely on digital evidence.
Types of Data in Computer Forensics - ANSWER: Visible and latent data.
Collection Part of Computer Forensic Expert's Job - ANSWER: Includes all except
penning a written report of digital data.
Identifying Sources in Digital Forensics Investigation - ANSWER: First step towards
collecting, preserving, analyzing, and documenting evidence.
Preservation Tactic in Digital Forensics - ANSWER: Making copies of files or images to
protect the original and important details.
Analysis Stage in Digital Forensics - ANSWER: Entails making conclusions about
gathered data.
Documentation Stage in Digital Forensics - ANSWER: Touches all other stages in the
process.
Missteps in Collection Process - ANSWER: Can cause valuable evidence to be
discarded or thrown out of court.
Digital Forensics Definition - ANSWER: Involves the identification, preservation,
recovery, restoration, and presentation of digital evidence.
EnCase Certification Track - ANSWER: CFCE is not an EnCase certification track.
Digital Forensic Tools - ANSWER: Examples include Disk Investigator, Digital
Detective, EnCase, and ComputerCOP.
Digital Detective Tool - ANSWER: Offers no certification track.
ComputerCOP Design Focus - ANSWER: Particularly designed to address child safety
on the internet.
, Proactive Approach to Digital Crime - ANSWER: Actively searching for clues to
prevent crimes from taking place.
Zero-Day Attacks - ANSWER: Involve exploiting vulnerabilities unknown to the public
without defenses.
Phishing Attack - ANSWER: Involves sending fraudulent emails to obtain confidential
information.
Reactive Approach to Digital Crime - ANSWER: Handling the crime after it has
occurred.
Man-in-the-Middle Attack - ANSWER: Involves intercepting communications
between two devices.
Data Recovery Definition - ANSWER: Refers to recovering lost, corrupted, or deleted
data.
TestDisk Tool - ANSWER: Utilizes the system's command prompt for operation.
Limitation of EaseUS - ANSWER: Free version only allows scanning, full recovery
requires purchase.
Disk Drill File Recovery - ANSWER: Struggles to recover video and audio files.
Guaranteed Recovery in Disk Drill - ANSWER: Creates a copy of deleted files in a
user-specified folder.
Key Factor Enabling Fake Emails - ANSWER: Impostors can alter sender's email
information.
Difference Between POP and IMAP Protocols - ANSWER: POP emails are device-
specific, IMAP emails can be accessed from any device.
Faking an Email - ANSWER: Can be done using various methods.
SMTP server or Website mailer - ANSWER: An email can be faked using SMTP server
or Website mailer
E-Mail spoofing - ANSWER: E-Mail spoofing is defined as the process of manipulating
the contents of an email in a way that makes the email appear to originate from a
source other than the actual sender
Artificial Intelligence - ANSWER: Which of the following refers to the study of
creating machines that have the ability to think at a level equal to a human being?
Artificial Intelligence
EXAM 2024 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 200 QUESTIONS
WITH DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT
ANSWERS) /ALREADY GRADED A+
Computer Forensic Expert's Analysis - ANSWER: Should be cursory, except for in-
depth and thorough.
Difference between Computer Forensics and Traditional Forensics - ANSWER:
Computer forensics is focused solely on digital evidence.
Types of Data in Computer Forensics - ANSWER: Visible and latent data.
Collection Part of Computer Forensic Expert's Job - ANSWER: Includes all except
penning a written report of digital data.
Identifying Sources in Digital Forensics Investigation - ANSWER: First step towards
collecting, preserving, analyzing, and documenting evidence.
Preservation Tactic in Digital Forensics - ANSWER: Making copies of files or images to
protect the original and important details.
Analysis Stage in Digital Forensics - ANSWER: Entails making conclusions about
gathered data.
Documentation Stage in Digital Forensics - ANSWER: Touches all other stages in the
process.
Missteps in Collection Process - ANSWER: Can cause valuable evidence to be
discarded or thrown out of court.
Digital Forensics Definition - ANSWER: Involves the identification, preservation,
recovery, restoration, and presentation of digital evidence.
EnCase Certification Track - ANSWER: CFCE is not an EnCase certification track.
Digital Forensic Tools - ANSWER: Examples include Disk Investigator, Digital
Detective, EnCase, and ComputerCOP.
Digital Detective Tool - ANSWER: Offers no certification track.
ComputerCOP Design Focus - ANSWER: Particularly designed to address child safety
on the internet.
, Proactive Approach to Digital Crime - ANSWER: Actively searching for clues to
prevent crimes from taking place.
Zero-Day Attacks - ANSWER: Involve exploiting vulnerabilities unknown to the public
without defenses.
Phishing Attack - ANSWER: Involves sending fraudulent emails to obtain confidential
information.
Reactive Approach to Digital Crime - ANSWER: Handling the crime after it has
occurred.
Man-in-the-Middle Attack - ANSWER: Involves intercepting communications
between two devices.
Data Recovery Definition - ANSWER: Refers to recovering lost, corrupted, or deleted
data.
TestDisk Tool - ANSWER: Utilizes the system's command prompt for operation.
Limitation of EaseUS - ANSWER: Free version only allows scanning, full recovery
requires purchase.
Disk Drill File Recovery - ANSWER: Struggles to recover video and audio files.
Guaranteed Recovery in Disk Drill - ANSWER: Creates a copy of deleted files in a
user-specified folder.
Key Factor Enabling Fake Emails - ANSWER: Impostors can alter sender's email
information.
Difference Between POP and IMAP Protocols - ANSWER: POP emails are device-
specific, IMAP emails can be accessed from any device.
Faking an Email - ANSWER: Can be done using various methods.
SMTP server or Website mailer - ANSWER: An email can be faked using SMTP server
or Website mailer
E-Mail spoofing - ANSWER: E-Mail spoofing is defined as the process of manipulating
the contents of an email in a way that makes the email appear to originate from a
source other than the actual sender
Artificial Intelligence - ANSWER: Which of the following refers to the study of
creating machines that have the ability to think at a level equal to a human being?
Artificial Intelligence
