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GIAC Linux Incident Responder

Domain 4Objective 1

Linux Memory and Device Profiling Analysis GLIR Practice Questions (Page 4)

Part of the Advanced Analysis and Threat Hunting domain, which makes up ~15% of our current practice bank. GIAC (SANS) does not publish an official question count, but from its 180-minute exam (~70–120 total, ~11–18 in this domain), expect 6–9 from this objective — we provide 24 practice questions to prepare you well beyond it. (estimate)

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Questions 16–20

  1. 16foundation · easy

    Which tool is specifically designed to load a kernel module and capture a Linux memory image for forensic analysis?

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  2. 17application · medium

    A system administrator is troubleshooting a hardware issue on a Linux server. The administrator needs to see the details of all PCI devices, including the vendor and device IDs. Which command would provide this information?

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  3. 18foundation · easy

    Which command would you use to list USB devices connected to a Linux system to identify unauthorized hardware?

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  4. 19expert · hard

    An incident responder is analyzing a memory dump from a compromised Linux server. The responder suspects a kernel rootkit because the linux_pslist plugin shows no suspicious processes, but network connections indicate active communication with a known command-and-control server. Which Volatility plugin should the responder use to detect a kernel-level rootkit that hides processes?

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  5. 20foundation · easy

    Which Volatility plugin would you use to list open files for a process from a Linux memory dump?

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