Cyber Forensics - Introduction Ver 1,0

Which of the following is not the correct definition of Digital/Cyber/Computer Forensics.

• The art of collecting, inspecting, interpreting, reporting, electronic evidence for identification of cyber fraud

• Cyber forensics is a process of extracting data as proof for a crime (that involves electronic devices) while following proper investigation rules to nab the culprit by presenting the evidence to the court.

• “A methodical series of techniques and procedures for gathering evidence, from computing equipment and various storage devices, digital media, that can be presented in a court of law in a coherent and meaningful format"

• Computer forensics is the application of investigation and analysis techniques to gather and preserve evidence from a particular computing device in a way that is suitable for presentation in a court of law.

An Approximate Global Cyber Crime Damages cost is.................................................

• 6 to 8 Trillion $ Annually

• 50 to 60 Billion $ Annually

• 50 to 60 Million $ Annually

• 6000 to 8000 Trillion $ Annually

The First Official Digital Forensics Program is ........................................

• PRISM Program of NSA

• The Magnet Media Program of FBI

• Honeypot program of Berkeley National Lab

• Meta program from Mark Zuckerberg

Spamming is a Types of Cyber Crime that is against...............................................

• Property

• Organization

• Individual

• Society

Which of the following is a type of financial crime.?

• Email Bombing

• Data diddling

• Web Jacking

• Salami Attack

.......................................... tools provide detailed information about traffic and monitor user’s activity on the Internet

• Network analyzer

• Data Capture

• Email Analyser

• Registry analysis

This type of digital forensics is also called live acquisition.

• MALWARE FORENSICS

• DISK FORENSICS

• DATABASE FORENSICS

• MEMORY FORENSICS

............................................is the process by which you collect, assemble, analyze, and prioritize digital evidence from a crime or investigation.

• Threat Intelligence

• Forensic Triage

• Incident handling

• Incident Response

Which of these is not a forensics tool.

• Autopsy

• Sleuth kit

• Avast

• Prodiscover

Arrange in correct order the phases of Digital Forensics

• 1. First Response

  2. Search and Seizure

  3. Evidence Handling

  4. Securing the Evidence

  5. Data Acquisition

  6. Data Analysis

  7. Evidence Assessment

  8. Documentation and Reporting

  9. Expert Witness Testimony

• 1. Search and Seizure

  2. First Response

  3. Evidence Handling

  4. Securing the Evidence

  5. Data Acquisition

  6. Evidence Assessment

  7. Data Analysis

  8. Documentation and Reporting

  9. Expert Witness Testimony

• 1. First Response

  2. Search and Seizure

  3. Evidence Handling

  4. Securing the Evidence

  5. Data Acquisition

  6. Evidence Assessment

  7. Data Analysis

  8. Documentation and Reporting

  9. Expert Witness Testimony

• 1. Search and Seizure

  2. First Response

  3. Securing the Evidence

  4. Evidence Handling

  5. Data Acquisition

  6. Evidence Assessment

  7. Data Analysis

  8. Documentation and Reporting

  9. Expert Witness Testimony