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312-49 practice questions, page 3 of 22, with answer review and explanations.

Question 11

You are working for a large clothing manufacturer as a computer forensics investigator and are called in to investigate an unusual case of an employee possibly stealing clothing designs from the company and selling them under a different brand name for a different company. What you discover during the course of the investigation is that the clothing designs are actually original products of the employee and the company has no policy against an employee selling his own designs on his own time. The only thing that you can find that the employee is doing wrong is that his clothing design incorporates the same graphic symbol as that of the company with only the wording in the graphic being different. What area of the law is the employee violating?

  1. trademark law
  2. copyright law
  3. printright law
  4. brandmark law

Question 12

What file structure database would you expect to find on floppy disks?

  1. NTFS
  2. FAT32
  3. FAT16
  4. FAT12

Question 13

What type of attack occurs when an attacker can force a router to stop forwarding packets by flooding the router with many open connections simultaneously so that all the hosts behind the router are effectively disabled?

  1. digital attack
  2. denial of service
  3. physical attack
  4. ARP redirect

Question 14

When examining a file with a Hex Editor, what space does the file header occupy?

  1. the last several bytes of the file
  2. the first several bytes of the file
  3. none, file headers are contained in the FAT
  4. one byte at the beginning of the file

Question 15

In the context of file deletion process, which of the following statement holds true?

  1. When files are deleted, the data is overwritten and the cluster marked as available
  2. The longer a disk is in use, the less likely it is that deleted files will be overwritten
  3. While booting, the machine may create temporary files that can delete evidence
  4. Secure delete programs work by completely overwriting the file in one go