What should you do if your friend can't login to their Chromebook and asks to use your account and password?

Tell your friend that they should let your teacher know about their login issues, so that the district IT staff can reset their account and password, and make sure they can login.

Which of the following actions is explicitly prohibited according to Section 1.2 of the Acceptable Use Procedures? - Using university resources for academic research - Sharing passwords with other users - Reporting security incidents to the IT Service Desk - Installing university-approved software

Sharing passwords with other users

In the context of digital forensics investigations, why is the policy on monitoring user activities (as described in Section 2.2.2) important?

It provides a legal basis for authorized monitoring of user activities.

From a digital forensics perspective, why is the policy on storage of TAMUCC confidential information (Section 5.3) significant?

It defines where and how confidential information can be stored, aiding in data location and recovery during investigations.

In which section of the policy would a digital forensics investigator find information about reporting security incidents?

Section 6: Security Incident Reporting

Why is the policy on software installation (Section 7.2) important for digital forensics investigations?

It restricts software installation, helping maintain system integrity and aiding in identifying unauthorized software during investigations.

According to Section 4, what is the policy on personal use of university information resources?

Incidental personal use is restricted to authorized users and must be nominal.

From a digital forensics standpoint, why is the policy on deleting information (Section 5.4) crucial?

It ensures compliance with records retention laws and e-discovery requirements, preserving potential evidence.

What is digital evidence?

Information stored or transmitted in digital format that may be of value to an investigation

Unused space between the end of the logical file and the end of that sector

In digital forensics, what does the term "ACPO" stand for?

Association of Chief Police Officers

Which of the following is NOT one of the four ACPO principles? No action should change data that may be relied upon in court An audit trail of all processes should be created and preserved The person accessing original data must be competent to do so

All digital evidence must be encrypted before analysis

What is the purpose of write blocking in digital forensics?

To ensure that the original data is not altered during analysis

What is the primary goal of incident response in cybersecurity?

To minimize damage and recover quickly

Which of the following is an example of proactive threat hunting? Responding to a data breach alert, Analyzing system logs after a security incident, Actively searching for indicators of compromise in a network, Waiting for antivirus software to detect malware

Actively searching for indicators of compromise in a network

What does DOMEX stand for in the context of digital investigations?

Document and Media Exploitation

What is the difference between allocated and unallocated space on a storage device?

Allocated space contains active files, unallocated space may contain deleted files.

What is the primary purpose of digital forensics?

To identify, preserve, analyze, and present digital evidence

What is the significance of the Prefetch files in Windows forensics?

They store information about program execution.

What is the purpose of creating a forensic image in digital investigations?

To create a bit-by-bit copy of the original data without altering it

What is the primary difference between civil and criminal litigation in terms of evidence standards?

Criminal cases require proof beyond reasonable doubt, while civil cases use a balance of probabilities.

Unit 1: Introduction to Digital Forensics Fall 24' FinExRev Flashcards

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FLASHCARD QUESTION

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What does A.U.P. stand for?

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Acceptable Use Policy

2.

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The AUP explains all of the following EXCEPT? Behavior when using computers/technology, Behavior when using the Internet, Consequences if the rules are broken

Back

How to hack a computer

3.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

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The district owns your school accounts.

Back

True

4.

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You should expect privacy when using your school accounts.

Back

False

5.

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Who is responsible for all your accounts?

Back

You

6.

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Front

Sharing your passwords is an example of proper use of technology.

Back

False

7.

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Front

Google Doc chatting is...

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prohibited (not allowed)

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