Match the investigation technique with its definition. A.Email Header Analysis B. Email Serve Investigation C. Network D

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Match the investigation technique with its definition. A.Email Header Analysis B. Email Serve Investigation C. Network Device Investigation D. Sender Mail Fingerprints E. Sofware Embedded Identifiers F. Bait Tactics A. An analysis technique used by investigators to view logs maintained by devices such as switches, firewalls, and routers to trace the source of an email message. B. An analysis technique use to locate the source of an email. For example, if an email is deleted from client application, sender's or receiver's, then this technique is employed to locate saved copies of emails after delivery. C. An analysis technique that attempts to reveal vital details related to the sender, such as MAC addresses, file names, and usernames that some email software used by a sender can include. D. An investigation technique that's used when the location of a suspect or cybercriminal is unknown. Investigators will send an email that contains, for example, a http: "<img Sz"tag to the suspect. The image source is at a computer that's monitored by the investigators. When the suspect opens the email, the computer's IP address is registered in a log entry on the HTTP server that hosts the image. The investigators can use the IP address to track the suspect. E. X-headers are email headers that are added to messages along with standard headers like Subject and To. These are often added for spam filter information and authentication results, and can be used to identify the software that's handling the email at the client. F. An analysis technique that will help reveal important information including name of the sender and receiver, the trail (servers and other devices) through which the message has traversed, etc.