Python for Network Forensics 4.2: Capturing Linux Memory

The video tutorial introduces Limeade, a tool for capturing Linux memory images, and explains its use in memory forensics. It covers the basics of Linux memory handling, the process of capturing memory images using Limeade, and the generation of volatility profiles. The tutorial includes a demonstration of Limeade's features, such as remote deployment and profile reuse, and concludes with a discussion on advanced usage scenarios.

What is the primary purpose of the Limeade tool in memory forensics?

• To analyze disk images

• To encrypt data

• To manage network traffic

• To capture Linux memory images

Which tool is used alongside Limeade for analyzing memory images?

• Nmap

• Metasploit

• Wireshark

• Volatility

What is a key feature of Limeade that enhances its functionality over Lime?

• It encrypts memory images

• It auto-generates volatility profiles

• It can be used on Windows systems

• It requires no installation

What is the Lime project primarily used for?

• Acquiring volatile memory from Linux systems

• Managing user permissions

• Analyzing network traffic

• Encrypting files

How does Limeade access remote systems to capture memory?

• Via HTTP

• Via SSH

• Via FTP

• Via Telnet

What is a recommended security practice when using Limeade for SSH access?

• Use a standard user with sudo permissions

• Use a root user for SSH

• Disable SSH access

• Use anonymous login

What does Limeade do after retrieving the RAM from a remote host?

• Compresses the memory image

• Deletes the memory image

• Encrypts the memory image

• Hashes the memory image

What file extension does the kernel module have after extraction?

• .exe

• .dll

• .bin

• .ko

What is the purpose of the system map files in Limeade?

• To compress the memory image

• To build a volatility profile

• To delete the memory image

• To encrypt the memory image

How can Limeade be used on a local system?

• By using a root user

• By SSH over localhost

• By using a different tool

• By disabling SSH