CAS-002 · Question #456
CAS-002 Question #456: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is D. Use a utility like Linux DD to overwrite all drive bits with zero's. The Linux DD command is even recommended for use in forensically wiping a drive. It will erase all data. It works at the bit level of the drive itself, changing all bits to zeros. Answer option B is incorrect. Even with defragmenting, common undelete programs will be able to retr
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- ADegauss the drive
- BDelete all data and defragment the drive.
- CDelete all data and do a high-level format of the drive.
- DUse a utility like Linux DD to overwrite all drive bits with zero's
Explanation
The Linux DD command is even recommended for use in forensically wiping a drive. It will erase all data. It works at the bit level of the drive itself, changing all bits to zeros. Answer option B is incorrect. Even with defragmenting, common undelete programs will be able to retrieve large amounts of data. Answer option C is incorrect. Even with a high-level format, common undelete programs will be able to retrieve large amounts of data. Answer option A is incorrect. Degaussing can damage the drive (it won't always, but it can) and render it unusable.
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