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Incident Response & Forensics – Command-Line Tools and Concepts – Verified Q&A Guide

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This document presents a verified, tool-focused reference guide on Incident Response and Forensics, outlining essential commands and procedures for handling cyber incidents. It covers the six steps of incident response, forensic collection and analysis, network utilities (like nmap, netstat, hping, ping, tracert), and logging tools (journalctl, syslog, nxlog). Perfect for cybersecurity students and professionals who need a quick-access operational glossary.

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Incident Response & Forensics questions with verified
answers
6 Steps of Incident Response Ans✓✓✓Preparation
Identification
Containment
Eradication
Recovery
Lessons Learned


Analysis Ans✓✓✓Create a copy of evidence for analysis and use
repeatable methods and tools during analysis


arp Ans✓✓✓Utility for viewing and modifying the local Address
Resolution Protocol (ARP) cache on a given host or server


see table of MAC address and IP addresses


Collection Ans✓✓✓Ensure authorization to collect evidence is
obtained, and then document and prove the integrity of evidence as it is
collected


curl Ans✓✓✓A command-line tool used to transfer data.

, hping Ans✓✓✓An open-source packet generator and analyzer for the
TCP/IP protocol that is used for security auditing and testing of firewalls
and networks


Allows us to craft the packet however we want


Identification (Forensics) Ans✓✓✓ensure the scene is safe, secure the
scene to prevent evidence contamination, and identify the scope of
evidence to be collected


Incident Response Ans✓✓✓A set of procedures that an investigator
follows when examining a computer security incident.


ipconfig/ifconfig Ans✓✓✓Utility that displays all the network
configurations of the currently connected network devices and can
modify the DHCP and DNS settings


IPfix Ans✓✓✓Used on the back end of service management


journalctl Ans✓✓✓A Linux command line utility used for querying and
displaying logs from journald, the systemd logging service on Linux


Log Files Ans✓✓✓A file that records either events that occur in an
operating system or other software runs, or messages between different
users of a communication software

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