Basic & Fundamental Concepts of Cell Forensics MCQs is the first topic of our systematic designed Mobile Forensic MCQ Series Section. In this section, MCQs are designed related to the general introduction and definition of Cell Forensics.

Basic & Fundamental Concepts of Cell Forensics

This section of mobile forensic included 19 MCQs along with their answers and explanation. This is the 1st part of the sub-categories of digital forensic. You can browse all MCQs related to digital forensic from here.

1. Which is NOT a type of data that is used in storage or mobile devices?

  1. Conceptual Data
  2. Address Data
  3. Logical Data
  4. Physical Data

Answer & Explanation

2. Which data file form generally NOT included the deleted files?

  1. Logical Data
  2. Physical Data
  3. Conceptual Data
  4. Both (1) & (2)

Answer & Explanation

3. Which data form that can be easily understood?

  1. Conceptual Data
  2. Logical Data
  3. Physical Data 
  4. All of the above

Answer & Explanation

4. Which data can be viewed through the device’s Graphical User Interface (GUI)?

  1. Logical Data
  2. Physical Data
  3. Conceptual Data
  4. None of the above

Answer & Explanation

5. Which is NOT a tool or method for logical data extraction?

  1. File system
  2. Android backups
  3. Advanced Logical
  4. Chip – off method

Answer & Explanation

6. The deleted data can be extracted using

  1. Logical Data Extraction
  2. Physical Data Extraction
  3. Both (1) & (2)
  4. None of the above

Answer & Explanation

7. Cross tool validation in digital mobile forensic means

  1. Use more than one forensic tool in the extraction
  2. Use an open-source tool for validation
  3. Use of one product tool to confirm the finding of other tools
  4. Validation of two or more files that originated from the same source

Answer & Explanation

8. Which of the following is NOT an example of logical data?

  1. SMS
  2. GPS
  3. Web History
  4. Relational Tables
  5. Videos

Answer & Explanation

9. CDRs in mobile forensic stands for

  1. Call Details Records
  2. Compact Disk Rewritable
  3. Compact Disk Readers
  4. Call Data Records

Answer & Explanation

10. Data that is often used in court or judicial proceedings?

  1. Logical Data 
  2. Physical Data 
  3. Conceptual Data
  4. Both 1. & 2.
  5. None of the above

Answer & Explanation

11. In mobile forensic, visual validation means

  1. The examiner checks for physicals damage signs and validate it with a recovered evidence report by the collected officer.
  2. The examiner uses the GUI of the mobile device to confirm the findings from the forensic tool.
  3. The examiners validate the findings of the image file and depict it with the extracted image files from forensic tool applications and hash values.
  4. None of the above

Answer & Explanation

12. In visual validation, the cell device’s _____ is used to validate the recovered files from a forensic tool.

  1. GUI
  2. CUI
  3. Encase
  4. Mobile screen

Answer & Explanation

13. In digital forensic, Hand Carving is defined as

  1. Removing the ROM chip from the mobile device for forensic examination.
  2. Use mobile’s undamaged hardware to carving them to a new device to extracted data.
  3. Uses more than one physical extraction technique.
  4. Manually navigate the file system to locate encoded raw data.

Answer & Explanation

14. What is the full form of SOP in cell device forensic?

  1. Standard Operating Procedure
  2. Standard of Preservation
  3. Safety Operational Procedure
  4. Set Operational Procedure

Answer & Explanation

15. NIST stands for

  1. National Institute of Safety and Test
  2. National Institute of Safety and Technology
  3. National Institute of Standards and Technology
  4. National Institute of Safety and Transportation

Answer & Explanation

16. Which year NIST was founded?

  1. 1899
  2. 1901
  3. 1902
  4. 1903

Answer & Explanation

17. The first publication of NIST in the field of mobile device titled as

  1. Guidelines on Cell Phone Forensic
  2. Standard Protocol for Mobile phone Forensic
  3. Set procedure for Mobile Forensic
  4. None of the above

Answer & Explanation

18. Guidelines on Cell Phone Forensic was published on

  1. March 2007
  2. April 2007
  3. May 2007
  4. June 2007

Answer & Explanation

19. When was the first revised publication of Guidelines on Cell Phone Forensic published?

  1. May 2012
  2. May 2013
  3. May 2014
  4. May 2015

Answer & Explanation

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