UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
Disk Forensics - CORRECT ANSWER - the process of acquiring and analyzing information
stored on a physical storage media, such as computer hard drives , smartphones, GPS systems and
removable media
- includes both the recovery of hidden and deleted information and the process of identifying who
created a file or message
Email Forensics - CORRECT ANSWER - the study of the source and content of email as
evidence
- includes the process of identifying the sender, recipient, date, time and origination or unauthorized
activities
Network Forensics - CORRECT ANSWER - the process of examining network traffic,
including transaction logs and real time monitoring using sniffers and tracing
Internet forensics - CORRECT ANSWER - the process of piecing together where and when a
user has been on the Internet
- ex you can use to determine whether inappropriate Internet content access and downloading were
accidental
Software forensics ( malware forensics) - CORRECT ANSWER - the process of examining
malicious computer code
Live system forensics - CORRECT ANSWER - the process of searching memory in real time ,
typically for working with compromised hosts or to identify system abuse
, Cell-phone forensics - CORRECT ANSWER - the process of searching the contents of cell
phones
Daubert Standard - CORRECT ANSWER - standard used by a trial judge to make a
preliminary assessment of whether an expert's scientific testimony is based on reasoning or
methodology that is scientifically valid and can properly be applied to the facts at issue
The federal privacy act of 1974 - CORRECT ANSWER - establishes a code of information
handling practices that governs the collection, maintenance,use, and dissemination of information
about individuals that is maintained in systems of records by us federal agencies
System of record - CORRECT ANSWER - a group of records under the control of an agency
from which information is retrieved by the name of the individual or by some identifier assigned to
the individual
The privacy protection act of 1980 - CORRECT ANSWER - protects journalists from being
required to turn over to law enforcement any work product and documentary materials, including
sources, before it is disseminated to the public
- journalists who need this protection are those who are working on stories that are highly
controversial or that describe criminal acts, because the info they gathered may also be useful to law
enforcement
The communications assistance to law enforcement act of 1994 (CALEA) - CORRECT ANSWER
- a federal wiretap law for traditional wired telephony
- expanded in 2004 to include wireless , Voice over packets and other forms of electronic
communications including signaling traffic and metadata
Unlawful access to stored communications 18 U.S.C 2701 - CORRECT ANSWER - covers
access to a facility through which electronic communication is provided or exceeding the access that
was authorized
- it is broadly written to apply to a range of offenses