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Eccouncil 312-49 Exam Questions
- Topic 1: Computer Forensics in Today : Covers fundamentals of digital forensics, importance of forensics in incident response, cybercrimes & investigations, forensic readiness, roles of forensic investigators, and standards & best practices.
- Topic 2: Computer Forensic Investigation Process: Contains the phases of a forensic investigation: first response, investigation planning, evidence collection, analysis, reporting, and post-investigation actions.
- Topic 3: Understanding Hard Disks and File Systems: Deals with disk structure, partitioning, file systems (NTFS, FAT, ext, HFS), boot process of different OS (Windows, Linux, macOS), and low-level file system behaviors.
- Topic 4: Data Acquisition and Duplication: This domain focuses on techniques for acquiring forensic images, live vs dead acquisition, order of volatility, forensic duplication, and ensuring the integrity of data.
- Topic 5: Defeating Anti-Forensics Techniques: Covers anti-forensic methods such as data hiding, steganography, file wiping, encryption, metadata tampering, trail obfuscation, and countermeasures.
- Topic 6: Windows Forensics: This domain includes collecting and analyzing volatile and non-volatile data, registry analysis, event logs, user artifacts (LNK, jump lists), memory forensics, and Windows application artifacts.
- Topic 7: Linux and Mac Forensics: This domain examines forensic investigation in Unix/Linux and macOS systems, volatile memory capture, file systems (e.g., ext, APFS), logs, and operating system-specific artifacts.
- Topic 8: Network Forensics: Covers capturing and analyzing network traffic, event correlation, investigating intrusions, identifying indicators of compromise (IoCs), and wireless forensics.
- Topic 9: Investigating Web Attacks: Deals with the analysis of web application logs, web server artifacts (IIS, Apache), examining attack vectors on websites, and related forensic techniques.
- Topic 10: Dark Web Forensics: Focuses on forensic strategies for the dark web: understanding Tor networks, analyzing dark web artifacts, tracing hidden transactions, and dark web investigation best practices.
- Topic 11: Cloud Forensics: Explores forensic methods in cloud environments (AWS, Azure, GCP), cloud storage, virtual machine artifacts, and challenges in multi-tenant environments.
- Topic 12: Email and Social Media Forensics: Examines email protocols, header analysis, social media data investigation, artifacts from messaging platforms, and legal aspects of digital correspondence.
- Topic 13: Malware Forensics: Covers static & dynamic malware analysis, behavior and network behavior analysis, ransomware, code analysis, and linking malware to forensic evidence.
- Topic 14: Mobile Forensics: Includes forensic acquisition and analysis of mobile devices (Android, iOS), file systems, app data, call logs, SMS, rooting/jailbreaking, and mobile OS artifacts.
- Topic 15: IoT Forensics: Studies forensic investigation of Internet of Things devices, embedded systems, networked sensors, smart home devices, and artifacts from IoT ecosystems.
Free Eccouncil 312-49 Exam Actual Questions
Note: Premium Questions for 312-49 were last updated On Mar. 19, 2026 (see below)
Which forensic investigation methodology believes that criminals commit crimes solely to benefit their criminal enterprises?
George is a senior security analyst working for a state agency in Florid
a. His state's congress just passed a bill mandating every state agency to undergo a security audit annually. After learning what will be required, George needs to implement an IDS as soon as possible before the first audit occurs. The state bill requires that an IDS with a "time-based induction machine" be used.
What IDS feature must George implement to meet this requirement?
What is the framework used for application development for iOS-based mobile devices?
You are trying to locate Microsoft Outlook Web Access Default Portal using Google search on the Internet. What search string will you use to locate them?
Bob has been trying to penetrate a remote production system for the past two weeks. This time however, he is able to get into the system. He was able to use the System for a period of three weeks. However, law enforcement agencies were recoding his every activity and this was later presented as evidence.
The organization had used a Virtual Environment to trap Bob. What is a Virtual Environment?
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