312-49v11 무료 덤프문제 온라인 액세스

Attackers can manipulate variables that reference files with "dot-dot-slash (./)" sequences and their variations such as
http://www.juggyDoy.corn/GET/process.php./././././././././etc/passwd.
Identify the attack referred.

• A.SQL Injection
• B.XSS attack
• C.Directory traversal
• D.File injection

Madison is on trial for allegedly breaking into her university's internal network. The police raided her dorm room and seized all of her computer equipment.
Madison's lawyer is trying to convince the judge that the seizure was unfounded and baseless.
Under which US Amendment is Madison's lawyer trying to prove the police violated?

• A.The 4th Amendment
• B.The 1st Amendment
• C.The 5th Amendment
• D.The 10th Amendment

According to RFC 3227, which of the following is considered as the most volatile item on a typical system?

• A.Kernel statistics and memory
• B.Archival media
• C.Registers and cache
• D.Temporary system files

A cybercriminal is attempting to remove evidence from a Windows computer. He deletes the file evldence1.doc. sending it to Windows Recycle Bin. The cybercriminal then empties the Recycle Bin. After having been removed from the Recycle Bin. What will happen to the data?

• A.The data will become corrupted, making it unrecoverable
• B.The data will be overwritten with zeroes
• C.The data will remain in its original clusters until it is overwritten
• D.The data will be moved to new clusters in unallocated space

During an ongoing cybercrime investigation, a non-expert witness, who is an employee of the organization, testifies to observing unusual computer activity. Simultaneously, an expert witness introduces a record of the regularly conducted activity of the organization. The record was kept near the incident's time adept as part of the regular activity. It reveals a similar observation as the non-expert witness. How would the Federal Rules of Evidence classify and treat these testimonies in this scenario?

• A.Both testimonies are admissible; the lay witness testimony is under Rule 701, and the record is under Rule 803(6)
• B.Both testimonies are inadmissible; the lay witness testimony is hearsay under Rule 801, and the record is hearsay under Rule 803(6)
• C.The lay witness testimony is inadmissible hearsay under Rule 801. but the record is admissible under Rule 803(6)
• D.The lay witness testimony is admissible under Rule 701, but the record is inadmissible hearsay under Rule 803(6)