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Answer (Detailed Solution Below)
Option 4 : it holds transient evidence - running processes, encryption keys, network connections - that vanishes on shutdown
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सही उत्तर it holds transient evidence - running processes, encryption keys, network connections - that vanishes on shutdown है।
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Question:
Referring to the passage given above, the team preserved volatile memory from the servers chiefly because:
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it would speed up the restoration of patient records
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it is required before any backup can be restored
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it proves that the ransom note was genuine
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it holds transient evidence - running processes, encryption keys, network connections - that vanishes on shutdown
Correct Answer: it holds transient evidence - running processes, encryption keys, network connections - that vanishes on shutdown
Volatile (RAM) evidence is lost when a machine powers down, so live memory must be captured first under the order of volatility. It does not speed up restoration.
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