WGU C702 FORENSICS AND NETWORK
INTRUSION EXAM OBJECTIVE
ASSESSMENT AND PRE- ASSESSMENT
2025/2026 bank | ACCURATE CURRENTLY
TESTING EXAM VERSIONS | ACCURATE
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LATEST UPDATE
Which information held by the superblock contains major
and minor items that allow the mounting code to
determine whether or not supported features are available
to the file system? - ....ANSWER...Revision Level.
Which file system used in Linux was developed by
Stephen Tweedie in 2001 as a journaling file system that
improves reliability of the system? - ....ANSWER...Ext3
How many bit values does HFS use to address allocation
blocks? - ....ANSWER...16
,What UFS file system part is composed of a few blocks in
the partition reserved at the beginning? -
....ANSWER...Boot blocks.
What is a machine readable language used in major digital
operations, such as sending and receiving emails? -
....ANSWER...ASCII
What is JPEG an acronym of? - ....ANSWER...Joint
Photographic Experts Group
What is the proprietary Microsoft Office presentation file
extension used in PowerPoint? - ....ANSWER...PPT
Which of the following is an example of optical media? -
....ANSWER...CD/DVD
In sector, addressing _______ determines the address of
the individual sector on the disk. -
....ANSWER...Cylinders, Heads, and Sectors (CHS)
,______ is a 128 bit unique reference number used as an
identifier in computer software? - ....ANSWER...Global
Unique Identifier (GUID)
Mac OS uses a hierarchical file system. -
....ANSWER...True.
The main advantage of RAID is that if a single physical
disk fails: - ....ANSWER...The system will continue to
function without loss of data.
The command "fsstat" displays the details associated with
an image file. - ....ANSWER...False.
What is the simplest RAID level that does not involve
redundancy, and fragments the file into the user-defined
stripe size of the array? - ....ANSWER...RAID 0
An investigator may commit some common mistakes while
collecting data from the system that result in the loss of
critical evidence. Which of the following is NOT a mistake
that investigators commonly make? - ....ANSWER...Use
of correct cables and cabling techniques.
, Because they are always changing, the information in the
registers or the processor cache are the most volatile data.
- ....ANSWER...True.
Forensic data duplication involves the creation of a file
that has every bit of information from the source in a raw
bit-stream format. - ....ANSWER...True.
What document is used as a written record consisting of all
processes involved in seizure, custody, control, transfer,
analysis, and disposition of physical or electronic
evidence? - ....ANSWER...Chain of custody document.
What is the process of permanently deleting or destroying
data from storage media? - ....ANSWER...Media
sanitization.
The process of acquiring volatile data from working
computers )locked or in sleep condition) that are already
powered on is: - ....ANSWER...Live data acquisition.
INTRUSION EXAM OBJECTIVE
ASSESSMENT AND PRE- ASSESSMENT
2025/2026 bank | ACCURATE CURRENTLY
TESTING EXAM VERSIONS | ACCURATE
AND VERIFIED FoR GUARANTEED PASS |
LATEST UPDATE
Which information held by the superblock contains major
and minor items that allow the mounting code to
determine whether or not supported features are available
to the file system? - ....ANSWER...Revision Level.
Which file system used in Linux was developed by
Stephen Tweedie in 2001 as a journaling file system that
improves reliability of the system? - ....ANSWER...Ext3
How many bit values does HFS use to address allocation
blocks? - ....ANSWER...16
,What UFS file system part is composed of a few blocks in
the partition reserved at the beginning? -
....ANSWER...Boot blocks.
What is a machine readable language used in major digital
operations, such as sending and receiving emails? -
....ANSWER...ASCII
What is JPEG an acronym of? - ....ANSWER...Joint
Photographic Experts Group
What is the proprietary Microsoft Office presentation file
extension used in PowerPoint? - ....ANSWER...PPT
Which of the following is an example of optical media? -
....ANSWER...CD/DVD
In sector, addressing _______ determines the address of
the individual sector on the disk. -
....ANSWER...Cylinders, Heads, and Sectors (CHS)
,______ is a 128 bit unique reference number used as an
identifier in computer software? - ....ANSWER...Global
Unique Identifier (GUID)
Mac OS uses a hierarchical file system. -
....ANSWER...True.
The main advantage of RAID is that if a single physical
disk fails: - ....ANSWER...The system will continue to
function without loss of data.
The command "fsstat" displays the details associated with
an image file. - ....ANSWER...False.
What is the simplest RAID level that does not involve
redundancy, and fragments the file into the user-defined
stripe size of the array? - ....ANSWER...RAID 0
An investigator may commit some common mistakes while
collecting data from the system that result in the loss of
critical evidence. Which of the following is NOT a mistake
that investigators commonly make? - ....ANSWER...Use
of correct cables and cabling techniques.
, Because they are always changing, the information in the
registers or the processor cache are the most volatile data.
- ....ANSWER...True.
Forensic data duplication involves the creation of a file
that has every bit of information from the source in a raw
bit-stream format. - ....ANSWER...True.
What document is used as a written record consisting of all
processes involved in seizure, custody, control, transfer,
analysis, and disposition of physical or electronic
evidence? - ....ANSWER...Chain of custody document.
What is the process of permanently deleting or destroying
data from storage media? - ....ANSWER...Media
sanitization.
The process of acquiring volatile data from working
computers )locked or in sleep condition) that are already
powered on is: - ....ANSWER...Live data acquisition.
