
EC-CouncilDigital Forensics Essentials
Domain 3Objective 3
Steganography and Data Hiding Techniques DFE Practice Questions (Page 5)
Part of the Defeating Anti-Forensics Techniques domain, which makes up ~13% of our current practice bank.
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A forensic examiner is categorizing evidence files. One file is a JPEG image, another is a WAV audio file, and a third is a text document. The examiner wants to test each for hidden data using appropriate techniques. Which combination of techniques is correct for each file type?
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A forensic examiner is analyzing a BMP image that is suspected of containing hidden data. The examiner has two tools: Stegdetect and OpenStego. Stegdetect reports no hidden data, but the examiner notices that the image's color palette has an unusual distribution. Which action should the examiner take next?
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A forensic analyst is examining a USB drive from a suspect. The drive contains a text file that appears normal, but the analyst notices that some lines end with extra spaces and tabs. The analyst also sees that the drive has unallocated space. Which two techniques should the analyst investigate?
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A company is considering using steganography to watermark internal documents. The legal team asks how steganography differs from cryptography in this context. Which explanation is most accurate?
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A security analyst is reviewing a video file that was found on a suspect's device. The video appears to be a normal recording, but the analyst suspects that hidden data may be embedded in the video frames. Which steganographic technique is most likely being used?
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