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Which United States law requires telecommunications equipment manufacturers to provide built-in surveillance capabilities for federal agencies?
Which method is used to implement steganography through pictures?
An organization is determined to prevent data leakage through steganography. It has developed a workflow that all outgoing data must pass through. The company will implement a tool as part of the workflow to check for hidden data.
Which tool should be used to check for the existence of steganographically hidden data?
Thomas received an email stating he needed to follow a link and verify his bank account information to ensure it was secure. Shortly after following the instructions, Thomas noticed money was missing from his account.
Which digital evidence should be considered to determine how Thomas' account information was compromised?
Tom saved a message using the least significant bit (LSB) method in a sound file and uploaded this sound to his own website.
What is the carrier in this example?
How is the Windows swap file, also known as page file, used?
Which tool identifies the presence of steganography?
The chief information security officer of a company believes that an attacker has infiltrated the company's network and is using steganography to communicate with external sources. A security team is investigating the incident. They are told to start by focusing on the core elements of steganography.
What are the core elements of steganography?
A computer involved in a crime is infected with malware. The computer is on and connected to the company's network. The forensic investigator arrives at the scene.
Which action should be the investigator's first step?
Which law includes a provision permitting the wiretapping of VoIP calls?
