A30-327 · Question #1
Which type of evidence can be added to FTK Imager?
The correct answer is C. contents of a folder. Contents of a Folder (C) is a valid evidence source type available in FTK Imager's "Add Evidence Item" dialog. When you select this option, FTK Imager treats the folder as a logical evidence container, allowing you to analyze its structure and files without requiring a full…
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- Aindividual files
- Ball checked items
- Ccontents of a folder
- Dall currently listed items
How the community answered
(38 responses)- A5% (2)
- B3% (1)
- C89% (34)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
Contents of a Folder (C) is a valid evidence source type available in FTK Imager's "Add Evidence Item" dialog. When you select this option, FTK Imager treats the folder as a logical evidence container, allowing you to analyze its structure and files without requiring a full disk image.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A (Individual files) - FTK Imager does not offer a standalone "individual files" source type; you access individual files after adding a supported evidence source, not as the source itself.
- B (All checked items) - This phrasing sounds like a bulk-selection action within a UI, not an evidence source type; it does not correspond to any option in the Add Evidence Item wizard.
- D (All currently listed items) - Similarly, this describes a selection state, not a recognized evidence source type in FTK Imager.
Memory tip: Think of FTK Imager's evidence types as things that contain data at different levels - physical drives, logical drives, image files, and folders (a container you can navigate into). If an answer describes a container, it's likely correct; if it describes an action or selection state, it's a distractor.
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