which Joe should collect the data?

A member of a digital forensics team, Joe arrives at a crime scene and is preparing to collect
system data. Before powering the system off, Joe knows that he must collect the most volatile
date first. Which of the following is the correct order in which Joe should collect the data?

A member of a digital forensics team, Joe arrives at a crime scene and is preparing to collect
system data. Before powering the system off, Joe knows that he must collect the most volatile
date first. Which of the following is the correct order in which Joe should collect the data?

A.
CPU cache, paging/swap files, RAM, remote logging data

B.
RAM, CPU cache. Remote logging data, paging/swap files

C.
Paging/swap files, CPU cache, RAM, remote logging data

D.
CPU cache, RAM, paging/swap files, remote logging data



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bright

bright

CPU Cache, Ram, paging/swap files. and remote logging data Ans should be D Please check.

zeromass

zeromass

bright is right…the answer should be D. Cache is the MOST volatile data, then memory (RAM). This clearly leaves D as the only possible correct answer.

ali imran

ali imran

D is the correct order , there are no many answers on this site which are wrong and miss leading , admin should do something to correct them

Lake

Lake

Ali is right. It is a straight forward question. The correct answer is D.

Zemi

Zemi

I say D is the answer.

Admin

Admin

It’s not only in this website, It’s globaly on every site who have this dump of files wiyh 1700+ Q/A. It’s share problem, and all if you are lucky after a lot of study you can got questions on exam who are right here and that is probably 90%, other 10% on 1700+ questions are wrong answer. If you got lucky with questions you can pass.

LearnLearn

LearnLearn

The answer should be D for sure! Be careful future and current IT pls.

Sol Forghani

Sol Forghani

of course is D Cache is the MOST volatile data as bright and zeromass mentioned