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one way of confirming that software app comes from a trusted source is the verification of its digital signature. digitally signed soft. proves the identity of developer & guarantees that the application code hasnt been tampered since it was signed... a. true
Digital signatures provide: (Select 3 answers) a. integrity b. authentication e. non-repudiation
In cryptography, the number of bits in a key used by a cryptographic algorithm is referred to as a key size or key length... a. true
In cryptography, the term "Key stretching" refers to a mechanism for extending the length of a cryptographic key to make it more secure against brute-force attacks. a. true
Examples of key stretching algorithms include: (Select 2 answers) c. bcrypt e. pbkdf2
Which of the following answers refers to a type of additional input that increases password complexity and provides better protection against brute-force, dictionary, and rainbow table attacks? c. salt
Pseudo-random data added to a password before hashing is called: b. salt
What are the characteristic features of Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC)? (Select 3 answers) a. asymmetric encryption b. low processing power requirements c. suitable for small wireless devices
Which of the following answers refers to a solution designed to strengthen the security of session keys? b. pfs
An emerging field of advanced computing technologies based on the principles of physics is known as: c. quantum computing
According to predictions, the most future-proof cryptographic solution should be: c. post-quantum cryptography
An asymmetric encryption key designed to be used only for a single session or transaction is known as: b. ephemeral key
What are the characteristic features of a session key? (Select 2 answers) a. used during a single session d. symmetric key
The term "Blockchain" refers to a decentralized digital ledger system (i.e. a specific type of a distributed database) stored across multiple computers in a P2P network. a. true
Unlike stream ciphers which process data by encrypting individual bits, block ciphers divide data into separate fragments and encrypt each fragment separately. a. true
Which of the following block cipher modes is the simplest/weakest and therefore not recommended for use? c. ecb
Which of the block cipher modes listed below provides both data integrity and confidentiality? b. gcm
Examples of techniques used for encrypting information include symmetric encryption (also called public-key encryption) and asymmetric encryption (also called secret-key encryption, or session-key encryption.) b. false
A type of encryption scheme where the same key is used to encrypt and decrypt data is referred to as: (Select 3 answers) a. session key encryption c. symmetric encryption e. secret key encryption
Symmetric encryption algorithms require large amounts of processing power for both encryption and decryption of data which makes them much slower in comparison to asymmetric encryption ciphers. b. false
In asymmetric encryption, any message encrypted with the use of a public key can only be decrypted by applying the same algorithm and a matching private key (and vice versa). a. true
Which of the algorithms listed below does not belong to the category of symmetric ciphers? c. rsa
Which of the algorithms listed below does not fall into the category of asymmetric encryption? d. aes
Which of the following terms illustrate the security through obscurity concept? (Select all that apply) a. code obfuscation b. steganography c. ssid broadcast suppression
What is the purpose of steganography? c. hiding data within another piece of data
Which of the following enables processing data in an encrypted form? b. homomorphic encryption
Which cryptographic solution would be best suited for low-power devices? a. ecc
Which of the following terms applies to the concept of confidentiality? b. encyrption
Which of the following terms applies to the concept of data integrity? c. hashing
Which of the following terms applies to the concept of obfuscation? b. security through obscurity
Which of the following terms applies to the authentication process? b. mfa
Which of the following terms applies to the concept of non-repudiation? b. digital certificate
The lack of entropy in the process of generating cryptographic keys improves the security of cryptographic algorithms. b. false
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