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Week 4 Lab 6 Submission

Week 4 Lab 6 Submission

Q Weekly Lab Exercises Login to Lab VMs is User: student Password: Pa$$word 1. Label each Lab Assignment by Week and Title. 2. Follow the steps for each lab. 3. Ask the instructor questions when you need clarification. 4. Use the Windows Snipping Tool or another Screenshot tool to take screenshots showing your steps to complete the lab. 5. Provide a short description accompanying each screenshot. 6. For any files submitted, place them in the Evidence folder, and zip the folder. 7. Describe any issues that you encountered doing the lab. 8. Describe what steps you take to resolve issues. 9. If you are still stuck, reach out to your instructor for support. Provide details identifying the lab, the step with issues, what you tried so far, including the research you did. Screenshots can be beneficial for problem resolution. 10. What research sources did you use? 11. Provide references for your sources in APA format (preferred) or Title and URL (alternative). 12. Provide a short paragraph describing what you learned. If this was something you already knew about, then explain what you reviewed in this lab. 13. How could the information in this lab provide value for an incident response investigation?

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1 Double click the EnCase icon on the desktop to open EnCase. 2 On the toolbar, click Add Evidence and Add Local Device. Or, click Add Local device from the EnCase Imager Home tab. 3 Uncheck all items in the Add Local Device window. Click Next. 4 Select your drive from Local Devices by placing a check in the box next to the drive you intend to image. Click Finish. Note: For this exercise, the intended virtual thumb drive is the Evidence (S) drive. 5 Double click the numbered drive in the Tree pane. This opens the Evidence tab and displays the Evidence (S) drive