Eccouncil certshero free Access 312-49v9 New Release by Deen q530 vce pdf

Page: 8 / 21

Exam Name:	Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator (v9)
Exam Code:	312-49v9 Dumps
Vendor:	ECCouncil	Certification:	CHFIv9
Questions:	589 Q&A's	Shared By:	deen

Question 32

When using an iPod and the host computer is running Windows, what file system will be used?

Options:

iPod+

HFS

FAT16

FAT32

Discussion

Question 33

A master boot record (MBR) is the first sector (“sector zero”) of a data storage device. What is the size of MBR?

Options:

Depends on the capacity of the storage device

1048 Bytes

4092 Bytes

512 Bytes

Discussion

Annabel

I recently used them for my exam and I passed it with excellent score. I am impressed.

Amirah Oct 27, 2025

I passed too. The questions I saw in the actual exam were exactly the same as the ones in the Cramkey Dumps. I was able to answer the questions confidently because I had already seen and studied them.

Faye

Yayyyy. I passed my exam. I think all students give these dumps a try.

Emmeline Oct 18, 2025

Definitely! I have no doubt new students will find them to be just as helpful as I did.

Norah

Cramkey is highly recommended.

Zayan Oct 19, 2025

Definitely. If you're looking for a reliable and effective study resource, look no further than Cramkey Dumps. They're simply wonderful!

Everleigh

I must say that they are updated regularly to reflect the latest exam content, so you can be sure that you are getting the most accurate information. Plus, they are easy to use and understand, so even new students can benefit from them.

Huxley Oct 10, 2025

That's great to know. So, you think new students should buy these dumps?

Addison

Want to tell everybody through this platform that I passed my exam with excellent score. All credit goes to Cramkey Exam Dumps.

Libby Oct 3, 2025

That's good to know. I might check it out for my next IT certification exam. Thanks for the info.

Question 34

Which password cracking technique uses details such as length of password, character sets used to construct the password, etc.?

Options:

Dictionary attack

Brute force attack

Rule-based attack