ques cmit forensics

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Question 1 (5 points)

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Unicode is a binary representation of characters that is compatible with ASCII but includes fewer characters overall.

Question 1 options:

	True
	False

Question 2 (5 points)

If you change the file extension for an image file to .txt, the contents of the file cannot be displayed and will become unusable.

Question 2 options:

	True
	False

Question 3 (5 points)

The bit pattern 01000011 can be used to represent a single ASII character, a base ten number, or a CPU instruction.

Question 3 options:

	True
	False

Question 4 (5 points)

A hexadecimal editor can be used to search a hard drive to find passwords or keywords occurring outside of files or inside files in file slack space.

Question 4 options:

	True
	False

Question 5 (5 points)

If the file signature does not match the file extension, the contents of the file cannot be displayed.

Question 5 options:

	True
	False

Question 6 (5 points)

How many ASCII characters can be stored in 32 bits?

Question 6 options:

	0
	1
	2
	4

Question 7 (5 points)

How many hexadecimal digits are required to represent 32 bits of data?

Question 7 options:

	0
	4
	8
	16

Question 8 (5 points)

Which of the following file types contain images and/or graphics?

Question 8 options:

	GIF
	JPEG
	MP4
	PSD
	All of the above.
	GIF and JPEG only.

Question 9 (5 points)

Which of the following file extensions should contain executable code?

Question 9 options:

	.cab, .cpl, and .scr
	.app, .bat, and .cfg
	.7z, .prf, and .ini
	.pif, .vb, and .bat

Question 10 (5 points)

Which of the following types of drives can be used as a forensic boot device?

Question 10 options:

	Floppy diskette drive (FDD)
	Optical disc (CD-ROM, CDRW, DVD)
	USB drive
	Hard Disk Drive (HDD)
	All of the listed choices.
	Only FDD, DVD, and HDD can be used as forensic boot drives.

Question 11 (5 points)

A write blocker is a hardware device or software application used to prevent the operating system from changing the contents of a hard drive.

Question 11 options:

	True
	False

Question 12 (5 points)

Which of the following is not a standard BIOS function?

Question 12 options:

	POST
	CMOS Setup
	Set Screen Saver Mode
	Bootstrap Loader

Question 13 (5 points)

The Master Boot Record contains executable code, the disk signature, and the partition table for the disk.

Question 13 options:

	True
	False

Question 14 (5 points)

Which of the following is a valid signature word for an MBR?

Question 14 options:

	0x55AA
	0xAA
	0x5A
	0xAA55

Question 15 (5 points)

What is the length of the partition table in the MBR?

Question 15 options:

	The partition table is not located in the MBR.
	32 bytes
	64 bytes
	16 bytes

Question 16 (5 points)

POST is the last step in the boot process.

Question 16 options:

	True
	False

Question 17 (5 points)

In big Endian storage schemes, the most significant byte of a data value is stored at the smallest address. In little Endian storage schemes, the least significant byte of a data value is stored at the smallest address.

Question 17 options:

	True
	False

Question 18 (5 points)

What does CHS refer to?

Question 18 options:

	cylinder, head, sector
	cluster, head, sector
	the number of tracks required during low-level formatting
	cluster, head, section

Question 19 (5 points)

FAT file systems have a variable number of bits per entry in the Master File Table.

Question 19 options:

	True
	False

Question 20 (5 points)

In a Microsoft Windows operating system, the last access times for files are accurate to within two milliseconds.

Question 20 options:

	True
	False

Question 21 (10 points)

Digital forensics labs should prepare specialized operating procedures for each case.

Question 21 options:

	True
	False

Question 22 (10 points)

Evidence tags are affixed to computer equipment and removable media upon receipt at the digital forensics lab. This ensures that evidence can be tracked using a chain of custody form.

Question 22 options:

	True
	False

Question 23 (10 points)

Organizations are required to properly preserve any and all forms of electronic media which can be reasonably anticipated to be relevant to current or future litigation.

Question 23 options:

	True
	False

Question 24 (10 points)

A corporate policy for digital forensics should address requirements found in which of the following laws?

Question 24 options:

	Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002
	Graham-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA)
	Economic Espionage Act of 1966
	All of the above.
	None of the above.

Question 25 (10 points)

Corporate audit procedures should be followed during cyber forensic investigations in cases where the subject is suspected of having committed financial fraud.

Question 25 options:

	True
	False

Question 26 (10 points)

Case management includes all of the following EXCEPT:

Question 26 options:

	prioritizing and delegating administrative tasks among multiple digital investigators
	controlling access to laboratory equipment and storage media used during forensic examinations
	recording significant events which occur during an investigation
	keeping track of items of evidence

Question 27 (10 points)

Evidence being shipped inter-city or across state lines should always be shipped in the airline’s cargo hold to protect against the risk of loss or theft during transfer.

Question 27 options:

	True
	False

Question 28 (10 points)

Which of the following is not a recommended method for verifying the analysis and results of a forensic examination?

Question 28 options:

	Comparing cryptographic hash values for evidence files.
	Comparing results obtained from multiple validated forensic tools.
	Peer review
	Managerial review

Question 29 (10 points)

Every digital forensics lab should have both a policy and a procedure regarding sanitization of media prior to use for forensic imaging.

Question 29 options:

	True
	False

Question 30 (10 points)

Which of the following is not a NIST mandated feature or capability of a forensic tool?

Question 30 options:

	If there are unresolved errors reading from the digital source, the tool shall notify the user of the error type and location.
	If there are unresolved errors reading from the digital source, the tool shall use a 0xFF fill pattern in the destination object in place of the inaccessible data.
	The tool shall completely acquire all visible data sectors from the digital source.
	Acquisition of all digital sectors from the digital source shall be accurate.

Question 31 (10 points)

What type of cryptography can be used to find and identify files containing child pornography?

Question 31 options:

	MD5 or SHA-256 (Cryptographic Hashing)
	Public Key Encryption
	Symmetric Key Encryption (e.g. SSL)
	S/MIME (Secure MIME)

Question 32 (10 points)

Polymorphic algorithms are used to hide or conceal malware from anti-virus programs.

Question 32 options:

	True
	False

Question 33 (10 points)

Steganography is used to hide a binary file or executable inside an Unicode encoded text file.

Question 33 options:

	True
	False

Question 34 (10 points)

In a FAT file system, files can be hidden or concealed by setting the “archive” bit in the file’s directory entry.

Question 34 options:

	True
	False

Question 35 (10 points)

The Windows swap file contains what type of data?

Question 35 options:

	an exact copy of designated sectors of the system disk
	anything stored in RAM
	anything stored in the CPU cache buffers
	anything written to the system disk

Question 36 (10 points)

Forensic examiners should always collect and analyze file slack space and unallocated disk sectors because both can contain remnants of data from events which took place many years ago.

Question 36 options:

	True
	False

Question 37 (10 points)

CriteriaDoes Not Meet Expectations

Approaches Expectations

Meets Expectations

Exceeds Expectations

Theory 1 – Application to Current Practice and Patient Outcomes Weight: 5%

0 points

(0 – 14 pts)

Theory not explained and not related to current practice. No discussion of patient outcomes.

15 points

(15 – 17 pts)

Theory not fully explained and/or unclear application to current practice. Specific patient outcomes not described.

17.5 points

(17.5 – 22 pts)

Theory explained and applied to current practice. One or two specific patient outcomes described.

25 points

(22.5 – 25 pts)

Theory thoroughly explained with three clear applications to current practice. Three or more specific patient outcomes described.

/ 25

Theory 1 – Nursing Satisfaction, Barriers, and Methods of Overcoming Barriers Weight: 5%

0 points

(0 – 14 pts)

Missing discussion of nursing satisfaction in relationship to application of the theory in practice. Barriers to implementation and methods for overcoming those barriers not presented.

15 points

(15 – 17 pts)

Nursing satisfaction in relationship to application of the theory in practice not clear. Barriers to implementation described, but no clear method for overcoming the barriers presented.

17.5 points

(17.5 – 22 pts)

Nursing satisfaction discussed in relationship to application of the theory in practice. At least one specific barrier to implementation described. Methods for overcoming barrier discussed.

25 points

(22.5 – 25 pts)

Three nursing satisfactions thoroughly discussed in relationship to application of the theory in practice. Two or more specific barriers to implementation described with a method for overcoming each fully discussed. Extensive support from the literature noted within theory discussion.

/ 25

Theory 2 – Application to Current Practice and Patient Outcomes Weight: 5%

0 points

(0 – 14 pts)

Theory not explained and not related to current practice. No discussion of patient outcomes.

15 points

(15 – 17 pts)

Theory not fully explained and/or unclear application to current practice. Specific patient outcomes not described.

17.5 points

(17.5 – 22 pts)

Theory explained and applied to current practice. One or two specific patient outcomes described.

25 points

(22.5 – 25 pts)

Theory thoroughly explained with three clear applications to current practice. Three or more specific patient outcomes described.

/ 25

Theory 2 – Nursing Satisfaction, Barriers, and Methods of Overcoming Barriers Weight: 5%

0 points

(0 – 14 pts)

Missing discussion of nursing satisfaction in relationship to application of the theory in practice. Barriers to implementation and methods for overcoming those barriers not presented.

15 points

(15 – 17 pts)

Nursing satisfaction in relationship to application of the theory in practice not clear. Barriers to implementation described, but no clear method for overcoming the barriers presented.

17.5 points

(17.5 – 22 pts)

Nursing satisfaction discussed in relationship to application of the theory in practice. At least one specific barrier to implementation described. Methods for overcoming barrier discussed.

25 points

(22.5 – 25 pts)

/ 25

Theory 3 – Application to Current Practice and Patient Outcomes Weight: 5%

0 points

(0 – 14 pts)

Theory not explained and not related to current practice. No discussion of patient outcomes.

15 points

(15 – 17 pts)

Theory not fully explained and/or unclear application to current practice. Specific patient outcomes not described.

17.5 points

(17.5 – 22 pts)

Theory explained and applied to current practice. One or two specific patient outcomes described.

25 points

(22.5 – 25 pts)

Theory thoroughly explained with three clear applications to current practice. Three or more specific patient outcomes described.

/ 25

Theory 3 – Nursing Satisfaction, Barriers, and Methods of Overcoming Barriers Weight: 5%

0 points

(0 – 14 pts)

Missing discussion of nursing satisfaction in relationship to application of the theory in practice. Barriers to implementation and methods for overcoming those barriers not presented.

15 points

(15 – 17 pts)

Nursing satisfaction in relationship to application of the theory in practice not clear. Barriers to implementation described, but no clear method for overcoming the barriers presented.

17.5 points

(17.5 – 22 pts)

Nursing satisfaction discussed in relationship to application of the theory in practice. At least one specific barrier to implementation described. Methods for overcoming barrier discussed.

25 points

(22.5 – 25 pts)

/ 25

Theory 4 – Application to Current Practice and Patient Outcomes Weight: 5%

0 points

(0 – 14 pts)

Theory not explained and not related to current practice. No discussion of patient outcomes.

15 points

(15 – 17 pts)

Theory not fully explained and/or unclear application to current practice. Specific patient outcomes not described.

17.5 points

(17.5 – 22 pts)

Theory explained and applied to current practice. One or two specific patient outcomes described.

25 points

(22.5 – 25 pts)

Theory thoroughly explained with three clear applications to current practice. Three or more specific patient outcomes described.

/ 25

Theory 4 – Nursing Satisfaction, Barriers, and Methods of Overcoming Barriers Weight: 5%

0 points

(0 – 14 pts)

Missing discussion of nursing satisfaction in relationship to application of the theory in practice. Barriers to implementation and methods for overcoming those barriers not presented.

15 points

(15 – 17 pts)

Nursing satisfaction in relationship to application of the theory in practice not clear. Barriers to implementation described, but no clear method for overcoming the barriers presented.

17.5 points

(17.5 – 22 pts)

Nursing satisfaction discussed in relationship to application of the theory in practice. At least one specific barrier to implementation described. Methods for overcoming barrier discussed.

25 points

(22.5 – 25 pts)

/ 25

Theory 5 – Application to Current Practice and Patient Outcomes Weight: 5%

0 points

(0 – 14 pts)

Theory not explained and not related to current practice. No discussion of patient outcomes.

15 points

(15 – 17 pts)

Theory not fully explained and/or unclear application to current practice. Specific patient outcomes not described.

17.5 points

(17.5 – 22 pts)

Theory explained and applied to current practice. One or two specific patient outcomes described.

25 points

(22.5 – 25 pts)

Theory thoroughly explained with three clear applications to current practice. Three or more specific patient outcomes described.

/ 25

Theory 5 – Nursing Satisfaction, Barriers, and Methods of Overcoming Barriers Weight: 5%

0 points

(0 – 14 pts)

Missing discussion of nursing satisfaction in relationship to application of the theory in practice. Barriers to implementation and methods for overcoming those barriers not presented.

15 points

(15 – 17 pts)

Nursing satisfaction in relationship to application of the theory in practice not clear. Barriers to implementation described, but no clear method for overcoming the barriers presented.

17.5 points

(17.5 – 22 pts)

Nursing satisfaction discussed in relationship to application of the theory in practice. At least one specific barrier to implementation described. Methods for overcoming barrier discussed.

25 points

(22.5 – 25 pts)

/ 25

Theory 6 – Application to Current Practice and Patient Outcomes Weight: 5%

0 points

(0 – 14 pts)

Theory not explained and not related to current practice. No discussion of patient outcomes.

15 points

(15 – 17 pts)

Theory not fully explained and/or unclear application to current practice. Specific patient outcomes not described.

17.5 points

(17.5 – 22 pts)

Theory explained and applied to current practice. One or two specific patient outcomes described.

25 points

(22.5 – 25 pts)

Theory thoroughly explained with three clear applications to current practice. Three or more specific patient outcomes described.

/ 25

Theory 6 – Nursing Satisfaction, Barriers, and Methods of Overcoming Barriers Weight: 5%

0 points

(0 – 14 pts)

Missing discussion of nursing satisfaction in relationship to application of the theory in practice. Barriers to implementation and methods for overcoming those barriers not presented.

15 points

(15 – 17 pts)

Nursing satisfaction in relationship to application of the theory in practice not clear. Barriers to implementation described, but no clear method for overcoming the barriers presented.

17.5 points

(17.5 – 22 pts)

Nursing satisfaction discussed in relationship to application of the theory in practice. At least one specific barrier to implementation described. Methods for overcoming barrier discussed.

25 points

(22.5 – 25 pts)

/ 25

Theory 7 – Application to Current Practice and Patient Outcomes Weight: 5%

0 points

(0 – 14 pts)

Theory not explained and not related to current practice. No discussion of patient outcomes.

15 points

(15 – 17 pts)

Theory not fully explained and/or unclear application to current practice. Specific patient outcomes not described.

17.5 points

(17.5 – 22 pts)

Theory explained and applied to current practice. One or two specific patient outcomes described.

25 points

(22.5 – 25 pts)

Theory thoroughly explained with three clear applications to current practice. Three or more specific patient outcomes described.

/ 25

Theory 7 – Nursing Satisfaction, Barriers, and Methods of Overcoming Barriers Weight: 5%

0 points

(0 – 14 pts)

Missing discussion of nursing satisfaction in relationship to application of the theory in practice. Barriers to implementation and methods for overcoming those barriers not presented.

15 points

(15 – 17 pts)

Nursing satisfaction in relationship to application of the theory in practice not clear. Barriers to implementation described, but no clear method for overcoming the barriers presented.

17.5 points

(17.5 – 22 pts)

Nursing satisfaction discussed in relationship to application of the theory in practice. At least one specific barrier to implementation described. Methods for overcoming barrier discussed.

25 points

(22.5 – 25 pts)

/ 25

Theory 8 – Application to Current Practice and Patient Outcomes Weight: 5%

0 points

(0 – 14 pts)

Theory not explained and not related to current practice. No discussion of patient outcomes.

15 points

(15 – 17 pts)

Theory not fully explained and/or unclear application to current practice. Specific patient outcomes not described.

17.5 points

(17.5 – 22 pts)

Theory explained and applied to current practice. One or two specific patient outcomes described.

25 points

(22.5 – 25 pts)

Theory thoroughly explained with three clear applications to current practice. Three or more specific patient outcomes described.

/ 25

Theory 8 – Nursing Satisfaction, Barriers, and Methods of Overcoming Barriers Weight: 5%

0 points

(0 – 14 pts)

Missing discussion of nursing satisfaction in relationship to application of the theory in practice. Barriers to implementation and methods for overcoming those barriers not presented.

15 points

(15 – 17 pts)

Nursing satisfaction in relationship to application of the theory in practice no

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