Which 'Refined Results' artifacts are typically used to create a profile?

The correct choice focuses on 'Identifier-Devices' and 'Identifier-People' artifacts because they are fundamental in establishing user profiles within forensic investigations. These artifacts provide crucial information about the devices associated with a user, such as specific identifiers linked to the operating system, applications, or hardware, as well as personal identifiers related to individuals, such as usernames, profile pictures, or contact information.

In forensic analysis, creating a user profile involves gathering metadata and identifying details that can help establish who has controlled or accessed a device, what devices are linked to that profile, and the interactions that might have taken place. This profiling is essential in understanding user behavior, establishing connections between multiple accounts or devices, and piecing together the narrative of an investigation.

On the other hand, while Session Data and User Inputs can be informative, they do not typically have the same direct relevance in shaping an overall user profile as the identifiers. Deleted Files and Logs may provide insights into past activity or system operations but lack the specific identifying characteristics necessary for profile creation. Media Files and System Files provide content but do not inherently contain user identification or linkage, thus falling short of contributing directly to the creation of a user profile in the same way that identifiers do.