Working with Windows and CLI Systems (Module 5 Review) - [Computer Forensics]
What feature of NTFS systems can be used to obscure information that might be used as evidence in an investigation?
ADS
NTFS data encryption is achieved with which of the following technologies?
EFS
Which of the following is NOT an example of a Microsoft filesystem?
FAT28
BIOS boot firmware was developed to provide better protection against malware than EFI does developed?
False
Zone bit recording is how disk manufacturers ensure that a platter's outer tracks store as much data as possible.
False
EFS can encrypt which of the following?
Files, folders, and volumes
Which of the following keeps a record of attached hardware, user preferences, network connections, and installed software?
Registry
Virtual machines have which of the following limitations when running on a host computer?
Virtual machines are limited to the host computer's peripheral configurations, such as mouse, keyboard, CD/DVD drives, and other devices.
List two features NTFS has that FAT does not.
Unicode characters and better security
Clusters in Windows always begin numbering at what number?
2
In FAT32, a 123-KB file uses how many sectors?
246
How many sectors are typically in a cluster on a disk drive?
4 or more
On a Windows system, sectors typically contain how many bytes?
512
Which of the following is used to store information about disk partitions?
MBR
What does the Ntuser.dat file contain?
MRU files list
Which of the following Windows 8 files contains user-specific information?
Ntuser.dat
Areal density refers to which of the following?
Number of bits per square inch of a disk platter
What happens when you copy an encrypted file from an EFS-enabled NTFS disk to a non-EFS disk or folder?
The file is unencrypted automatically.
What is the space on a drive called when a file is deleted?
Unallocated space
A virtual cluster number represents the assigned clusters of files that are nonresident in the MFT.
True
An image of a suspect drive can be loaded on a virtual machine.
True
CHS stands for cylinders, heads, and sectors.
True
Device drivers contain instructions for the OS on how to interface with hardware devices.
True
File and directory names are some of the items stored in the FAT database.
True
In NTFS, files smaller than 512 bytes are stored in the MFT.
True
MFT stands for Master File Table.
True