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Question 15

When performing an investigation, a security analyst needs to extract information from text files in a Windows operating system. Which of the following commands should the security analyst use?

    Correct Answer: A

    findstr is a command-line tool in Windows used to search for text within files. It helps a security analyst extract specific information from text files in a Windows operating system. While grep and awk are commonly found on Linux/Unix systems, findstr is the equivalent utility on Windows. sigverif, on the other hand, is used to check file signatures and is not relevant for text extraction.

Discussion
WutanOption: A

The answer is A, findstr. Findstr is a command-line tool in Windows that can be used to search for text in files. It can be used to extract specific information from text files, such as IP addresses, usernames, and passwords.

r04dB10ckOption: A

awk is a linux tool, hence findstr