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CompTIA Exam CAS-004 Topic 1 Question 48 Discussion

Actual exam question for CompTIA's CAS-004 exam
Question #: 48
Topic #: 1
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A forensics investigator is analyzing an executable file extracted from storage media that was submitted (or evidence The investigator must use a tool that can identify whether the executable has indicators, which may point to the creator of the file Which of the following should the investigator use while preserving evidence integrity?

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Suggested Answer: D

ssdeep is a tool that computes and matches Context Triggered Piecewise Hashing (CTPH), also known as fuzzy hashing. It can be used to identify similar files or slight variations of the same file, which may point to the creator of the file if certain patterns or markers are consistently present. This method allows for integrity checking without altering the evidence, which is critical in forensic investigation.


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Lettie
4 days ago
ssdeep could also be useful for identifying indicators in the executable file.
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Dean
5 days ago
What about using ssdeep? Would that be helpful in this case?
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Mattie
6 days ago
I think SHA-3 would be a good choice to maintain evidence integrity.
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Lettie
7 days ago
Should we use SHA-3 for analyzing the executable file?
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Glenn
2 hours ago
D) ssdeep is another tool that can help in identifying creator indicators.
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Barrie
1 days ago
E) dcfldd can also be used to analyze the executable file.
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Fallon
2 days ago
C) SHA-3 is a good option for preserving evidence integrity.
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