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312-49v10 Exam - Question 210


Which of the following files stores information about local Dropbox installation and account, email IDs linked with the account, current version/build for the local application, the host_id, and local path information?

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Correct Answer: AC

The host.db file is the one that stores information about the local Dropbox installation and account. This includes details like email IDs linked with the account, the current version and build of the local application, the host ID, and local path information. This file is essential for maintaining the link between the Dropbox client and the user's account as well as for ensuring that files are synced correctly.

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ElbOption: C
May 6, 2024

C > https://www.sans.org/blog/digital-forensics-dropbox/

ElbOption: C
May 18, 2024

The "config.db" file contains the configuration for the account (well sure, the name says it all). This SQLite file contains the email address associated with the account, the "host_id" and local path information.

aqeel1506
Jul 19, 2024

Which of the following files stores information about local Dropbox installation and account, email IDs linked with the account, current version/build for the local application, the host_id, and local path information? A. host.db B. sigstore.db C. config.db D. filecache.db

aqeel1506Option: C
Jul 19, 2024

The correct answer is C. config.db. The config.db file stores various configuration settings and information about the local Dropbox installation, including: Account information (email IDs linked to the account) Local application version and build Host ID Local path information Here's a brief overview of the other options: A. host.db: Stores information about the host computer, such as the operating system and hardware configuration. B. sigstore.db: Stores signature data for files in the Dropbox account. D. filecache.db: Stores metadata about files in the Dropbox account, such as file names, sizes, and modification times.