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An investigator needs to capture network traffic from a live network segment without altering the traffic flow. Which technique should they use?
2During a forensic investigation, the analyst runs netstat -ano on a compromised workstation. Based on the exhibit, which connection is MOST suspicious and should be investigated further?
3You are a forensic investigator responding to a data breach at a mid-sized company. The company uses a hybrid cloud environment with AWS for production workloads and on-premises servers for legacy applications. The breach was detected when an internal monitoring system flagged unusual outbound traffic from an AWS EC2 instance (i-0a1b2c3d4e5f) to an external IP address (198.51.100.20) on TCP port 4444 during off-hours. The EC2 instance runs a Linux-based web server. The security team has already isolated the instance by removing its security group rules and stopping the instance. You have been provided with the following: (1) AWS CloudTrail logs for the past 72 hours, (2) VPC Flow Logs for the same period, (3) a snapshot of the instance’s root volume (EBS), and (4) the instance metadata log from the AWS console. The company’s incident response policy requires preservation of all volatile data before powering off the instance. Which of the following steps should you take FIRST to ensure a forensically sound investigation?
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