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Tor Browser Forensics DFE Practice Questions (Page 8)

Part of the Dark Web and Email Forensics domain, which makes up ~16% of our current practice bank.

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Questions 36–40

  1. 36expert · hard

    During a memory forensics investigation, an examiner finds an open tab in Tor Browser displaying a dark web marketplace. The examiner also finds a string that appears to be a private key for a cryptocurrency wallet. The defense argues that the memory dump is unreliable because Tor Browser uses memory wiping. Which approach would best overcome this anti-forensic technique?

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  2. 37foundation · easy

    In memory forensics, which of the following Tor Browser traces might be found in a memory dump?

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  3. 38expert · hard

    A forensic examiner is trying to attribute Tor Browser activity to a specific employee in a corporate environment. The Tor Browser was run from a network share, and the employee used a standard user account. The examiner has access to the employee's workstation and the network share. Which combination of evidence would provide the strongest link?

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  4. 39application · medium

    During an investigation, you need to determine whether a suspect's Tor Browser was configured to use a specific bridge relay. Which file should you examine to find this configuration?

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  5. 40foundation · easy

    In Tor Browser, which of the following data is considered non-persistent and is cleared when the browser is closed?

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