At a multi-agency digital-forensics laboratory in Denver, Colorado, investigators must extract evidence from a drone,...

The best answer is B. The product name is commonly presented as MD-NEXT, and it is described by the vendor as forensic extraction software for diverse mobile and digital devices, including drones, smart TVs, wearables, and IoT devices, with support for both physical and logical extraction methods. That makes it the only option in the list that matches the requirement for one tool covering several heterogeneous device categories without switching to separate specialty products. MOBILedit Smartwatch Kit is limited in scope to smartwatch work. MO-Drone or MD-DRONE is focused on drone evidence rather than mixed-device acquisition. IoT Inspector is aimed at observing smart-home device behavior and privacy/network activity, not broad forensic extraction across drones, televisions, and wearables. CHFI v11 includes IoT forensics and mobile device acquisition methods, so this type of tool-selection question is really testing whether the candidate can match the platform mix to the right forensic capability. Because the scenario requires one solution spanning multiple smart and embedded device classes with low-level and filesystem-level acquisition support, MD-NEXT is the strongest fit.