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In a situation where an investigator needs to acquire volatile data from a live Linux system, the physical access to the suspect machine is either restricted or unavailable. Which of the following steps will be the most suitable approach to perform this task?

  • A. The investigator should use the Belkasoft Live RAM Capturer on the forensic workstation, then remotely execute the tool on the suspect machine to acquire the RAM image
  • B. The investigator should initiate a listening session on the forensic workstation using 'netcat', then execute a 'dd' command on the suspect machine and pipe the output using 'netcat'
  • C. The investigator should leverage OSXPMem to remotely parse the physical memory in the Linux machine and create AFF4 format images for analysis
  • D. The investigator should employ the LiME tool and 'netcat', starting a listening session using tcp:port on the suspect machine and then establishing a connection from the forensic workstation using 'netcat'
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Suggested Answer: D 🗳️
by Elb at May 28, 2024, 11:39 p.m.

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044f354
1 month ago
Selected Answer: D
Answer: D Explanation: LiME (Linux Memory Extractor) (A) ❌ Belkasoft is for Windows (B) ❌ While viable, 'dd' is less specialized than LiME for memory forensics (C) ❌ OSXPMem is for macOS (D) ✅ LiME is purpose-built for Linux memory acquisition with minimal system impact Both option B and option D are valid techniques. EC Council Official CHFI https://bookshelf.vitalsource.com/reader/books/9781635676969/ Module 04 page 375 Step 4.2.1: Acquire Volatile Data from a Linux Machine Using dd and Netcat (Remote Acquisition) Module 04 page 377 Step 4.2.2. Acquire Volatile Data from a Linux Machine Using LiME and Netcat (Remote Acquisition) ----- If you agree: UPVOTE. If you disagree: discuss with citations. Both actions help crowdsource correct answers. When you upvote someone with a yellow "SELECTED ANSWER: " banner, your vote is added to the community vote distribution.
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Elb
4 months, 3 weeks ago
Selected Answer: D
To acquire RAM remotely over a network, the investigator must start a listening session on a suspect machine using tcp:port Command: insmod lime-<kernel_module>.ko “path=tcp:<port> format=lime” On the forensics workstation, the investigator should establish connection with the suspect machine using netcat and dump RAM data over the network Command: nc <IP Address of the Suspect Machine>:<port> > filename.mem
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