312-49v11 Practice Test

312-49v11 Practice Test practice questions, page 4 of 18, with answer review and explanations.

Question 16

Smith, as a part his forensic investigation assignment, seized a mobile device. He was asked to recover the Subscriber Identity Module (SIM card) data in the mobile device. Smith found that the SIM was protected by a Personal Identification Number (PIN) code, but he was also aware that people generally leave the PIN numbers to the defaults or use easily guessable numbers such as 1234. He made three unsuccessful attempts, which blocked the SIM card. What can Jason do in this scenario to reset the PIN and access SIM data?

  1. He should contact the network operator for a Temporary Unlock Code (TUK)
  2. Use system and hardware tools to gain access
  3. He can attempt PIN guesses after 24 hours
  4. He should contact the network operator for Personal Unlock Number (PUK)

Question 17

Amber, a black hat hacker, has embedded a malware into a small enticing advertisement and posted it on a popular ad-network that displays across various websites. What is she doing?

  1. Click-jacking
  2. Compromising a legitimate site
  3. Spearphishing
  4. Malvertising

Question 18

Netstat is a tool for collecting information regarding network connections. It provides a simple view of TCP and UDP connections, and their state and network traffic statistics. Which of the following commands shows you the TCP and UDP network connections, listening ports, and the identifiers?

  1. netstat – r
  2. netstat – ano
  3. netstat – b
  4. netstat – s

Question 19

Billy, a computer forensics expert, has recovered a large number of DBX files during the forensic investigation of a laptop. Which of the following email clients can he use to analyze the DBX files?

  1. Microsoft Outlook
  2. Eudora
  3. Mozilla Thunderbird
  4. Microsoft Outlook Express

Question 20

To which phase of the Computer Forensics Investigation Process does the Planning and Budgeting of a Forensics Lab belong?

  1. Post-investigation Phase
  2. Reporting Phase
  3. Pre-investigation Phase
  4. Investigation Phase