FTK Imager supports the encryption of forensic image files.

What two methods may be used for encryption?

• Password
• Certificate (.p12,.pfx,.pem)

• MD5 hash
• SHA1 hash
• File Names (including path)

FTK Imager allows what type of evidence to be added? 

- Physical Drive

- Logical Drive

- Image File

- Contents of a folder

- Navigate file systems in Windows Explorer (Ext2, HFS+, etc) normally not recognized.

- Run antivirus software against mounted images

- Make “virtual writes” to the mounted image using a cache file

- Run third party software against the mounted image

- Navigate the directory structure without making changes using the “Read-Only” mounting 

 option.

What types of image file formats can be created by Imager?

- RAW(DD) - *.001

- SMART - *.S01

- EnCase - *.E01

- Advanced Forensic Format - *.AFF

- AD Custom Content (Logical Image) - *.AD1

- File extension of *.AD1

- Logical files only – no file slack

- Can include recursive subdirectories

- Can include unallocated space

- FTK Imager

- FTK

- Registry Viewer

- Can display specific values within a registry key

- Wildcard function allows creation of registry templates

- Multiple areas of a registry file can be documented.

- Provides shortcuts or bookmarks for frequently accessed registry keys

- Additional keys can be added by the user for customization

Name three fields shown for a Windows user's account in the Registry Viewer Properties pane 

when viewing the SAM file

- SID Unique Identifier

- Last Logon Time

- User Name

- Logon Count

- Last Password Change

- Password Required

What types of searches can be performed in Registry Viewer?

- Standard Search - next occurrence of a search term

- Advanced Search - all occurrences of a search term

- Search for key with a last written date:

i. during a date range

ii. during and after a given date

iii. during and before a given date

Name the four types of attacks listed in the PRTK Help > Recovery Modules menu?

- Dictionary

- Decryption

- Keyspace

- Reset

- Dictionaries

- Rules (levels)

- Languages

- Character Groups

Which of the 5 registry files (SAM, SYSTEM, SECURITY, SOFTWARE, NTUSER.DAT) can be 

attacked by PRTK for possible encrypted information or passwords?

- Name, Address, City, State, Zip Code, Country, Phone Number, Date, Number, Word, 

 Phrase.

- MD5

- SHA1

- SHA256

How can an automatically carved item's location and parent be determined in FTK?

- When clicking on the newly carved item, its parent will be listed in the path shown at the 

 bottom of the screen. The parent name is to the left of the child name.

- The carved item's location (offset/cursor position) within the parent is indicated by the 

 number in the file name.

- Case Information

- Bookmarks

- Graphics

- Videos

- File Paths

- File Properties

- Registry Selections

- Screen Capture

Name three restrictions of a user assigned Case Reviewer status in FTK

- Cannot view Privileged Files

- Cannot Add Evidence

- Cannot perform Additional Analysis

- Cannot Decrypt Files

- Cannot create filters.

When can Data Carving be performed in FTK?

- During Pre-processing

- After case creation

- It can be performed on a smaller group of files (checked, Quick Picked) instead of on the 

entire case.

Which of the following files would NOT be found in the Internet/Chat files container in the FTK 

Overview Tab?

- Faster than manual entry

- A list of commonly searched terms can be used in multiple cases.

 List the steps needed for recovery of an EFS encrypted file in FTK.

1. Identify the encrypted file (Overview > File Status > Encrypted Files)

2. View the file in the Explore Tab tree; view the $EFS stream in File List

3. Note the Windows user who in encrypted the file in $EFS stream

4. Export the SAM and SYSTEM files for decryption in PRTK. (dictionary attack)

5. After obtaining Windows password from SAM file, input the password into FTK

6. View decrypted file as a subitem of encrypted file or File Status > Decrypted Files

- In pre-processing 

- After case creation - Evidence > Additional Analysis

- Zip files, EVTX, Mail (PST, mbox, msg, NSF), MS Office OLE, Registry, SQLite)

- KFF Hash Sets and Groups

- Labels

- Carvers

- Filters

- Columns

What are the two options for generating thumbnails of video files in FTK?

- Percentage (Every "n" percent)

- Interval (Every "n" seconds)

How is the Volatile tab in FTK populated?

- Through the Manage > Add Remote Data menu

- Through the Manage > Import Memory Dump

Name two ways the scope of an Indexed search in FTK can be limited?

- Use filters

- Use checked files

- A more detailed view is available than the FTK default view.

- Reports generated in Registry Viewer can be linked to the FTK report.

- FTK Imager

- Registry Viewer

- PRTK

- License Manager

- Language Selector

- SAM (User account info)

- SOFTWARE (install info)

- SYSTEM (time zone info)

- Auto-processes Registry Summary Reports

- File Signature Analysis must be selected

- Only RSR files in the designated directory are run.

- Can be incorporated into FTK report.

- AccessData Hash Database (*.HDB) 

- FTK Imager Hash List (*.CSV) 

- FTK Copy Special Hash List (tab-delimited) 

- HashKeeper Hash Set (*.HKE, HKT.TXT) 

- National Software Reference Library (NSRL)

- Tab-delimited files (TSV)

- Hash file (.hash) 

- FTK (KFF)

1. How to access EXIF information for a graphic file in FTK

2. Use the Filter Manager to apply multiple filters in FTK.

3. How to run a Regular Expression and examine the results.

4. Recognizing files which are email attachments.

5. Determining the actual File Type of a file with an incorrect file extension.

6. Capturing RAM – changes may occur to source ( no write protection)