An incident response specialist is preparing to collect evidence from an active, powered-on server involved in a security incident. In what sequence should the specialist acquire the following digital evidence sources to strictly adhere to the Order of Volatility, moving from most volatile to least volatile?
- 1CPU cache and registers
- 2System Random Access Memory (RAM)
- 3Temporary swap space and pagefiles
- 4Local solid-state or hard disk drive storage
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The correct order from most volatile to least volatile is: CPU cache and registers, System Random Access Memory (RAM), Temporary swap space and pagefiles, and Local solid-state or hard disk drive storage.
Digital evidence acquisition must follow the Order of Volatility to prevent the loss of ephemeral data. The standard sequence begins with ultra-transient CPU cache and registers, proceeds to live system RAM, moves to temporary disk swap/pagefile space, and finishes with non-volatile local disk storage.
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Order of Volatility (RFC 3227)