Digital Forensics (20/06/2023)

What Is Forensics?

• ØCollection and analysis of evidence

• ØUsing scientific test or techniques

• ØTo establish facts against crime

• ALL of the above

The preservation, collection, validation, identification, analysis, interpretation, documentation, and presentation of digital evidence derived from digital devices is known as

• Digital Forensics

• Cyber Forensics

• Network Forensics

• Email Forensics

A piece of information that supports a conclusion is known as

• Document

• Report

• Evidence

• Non of these

The data that remains intact when the digital device is  turned off is known as

• Persistant data

• Digital data

• Logical data

• Volatile data

The data that would be lost if the digital device is  turned off is known as

• Persistant data

• Volatile data

• Logical Data

• Non of these

Example of volatile evidence

• Running Process

• Network connections

• open files

• All of these

Example of Non Volatile evidence

• USB Storage

• Hard Drives

• DVD/CD

• All of these

Isolate, secure and preserve the state of physical and digital evidence is known as

• Preservation

• Identification

• Analysis

• Non of these

Determine significance, reconstruct fragments of  data and draw conclusions based on evidence found is known as

• Analysis

• Preservation

• Identification

• All of these

vA record of all visible data must be created, which helps  in recreating the scene and reviewing it any time. This process is known as

• Documentation

• Analysis

• Report

• All of these