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Guidance Software GD0-110 - Certification Exam for EnCE Outside North America

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Total 174 questions

EnCase can make an image of a USB flash drive.

A.

True

B.

False

Select the appropriate name for the highlighted area of the binary numbers.

A.

Word

B.

Nibble

C.

Bit

D.

Dword

E.

Byte

Within EnCase, you highlight a range of data within a file. The length indicator displays the value 30. How many bytes have you actually selected?

A.

3

B.

15

C.

30

D.

60

RAM is an acronym for:

A.

Random Access Memory

B.

Relative Address Memory

C.

Random Addressable Memory

D.

Relative Addressable Memory

Using good forensic practices, when seizing a computer at a business running Windows 2000 Server you should:

A.

Shut it down normally.

B.

Pull the plug from the wall.

C.

Pull the plug from the back of the computer.

D.

Press the power button and hold it in.

The FAT in the File Allocation Table file system keeps track of:

A.

File fragmentation

B.

Every addressable cluster on the partition

C.

Clusters marked as bad

D.

All of the above.

A restored floppy diskette will have the same hash value as the original diskette.

A.

True

B.

False

Which of the following selections would be used to keep track of a fragmented file in the FAT file system?

A.

The File Allocation Table

B.

The directory entry for the fragmented file

C.

The partition table of extents

D.

All of the above

In the EnCase environment, the term uxternal viewers is best described as:

A.

Programs that are exported out of an evidence file.

B.

Programs that are associated with EnCase to open specific file types.

C.

Any program that is loaded on the lab hard drive.

D.

Any program that will work with EnCase.

You are examining a hard drive that has Windows XP installed as the operating system. You see a file that has a date and time in the deleted column. Where does that date and time come from?

A.

Inode Table

B.

Info2 file

C.

Directory Entry

D.

Master File Table