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Weighted Quiz 3 2024 (Quantum Computers)
Weighted Quiz 3 2024 (Quantum Computers)
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Who developed RSA encryption?
Einstein, Dirac, Feynman
Newton, Leibniz, Euler
Riverst, Shamir, Adelman
Turing, Shannon, Boole
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What does Euclid's algorithm find?
Common factors
Prime numbers
Square roots
Derivatives
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True or false: Quantum computers use classical bits
False
True
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True or false: All qubits are perfect
False
True
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True or false: RSA can be broken by quantum computers
True
False
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What is the challenge with quantum states?
Cost
Size
Stability
Speed
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True or false: RSA uses symmetric keys
False
True
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True or false: SNDL is a decryption method
False
True
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What does RSA stand for?
Riverst, Shamir, Adelman
Random Signature Algorithm
Rapid Secure Access
Reactive System Architecture
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What does NIST stand for?
Nuclear Inspection and Safety Tribunal
Network International Science Tribunal
National Intelligence Security Team
National Institute of Standards and Technology
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What year did NIST announce new algorithms?
2021
2022
2020
2019
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True or false: Lattices are based on vectors
True
False
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Quantum computers use what instead of bits?
Qubits
Electrons
Atoms
Neutrons
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What mathematical concept do new algorithms use?
Trigonometry
Algebra
Calculus
Lattices
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How many qubits needed to break RSA in 2012?
1,000
10,000
4,100
230 million
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True or false: Quantum computers can't factor primes
True
False
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How many dimensions are used in future schemes?
10
3
1,000
100
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Which year did NIST launch a competition?
2017
2012
2022
2002
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What is SNDL in cybersecurity?
A hacking tool
A firewall
Store Now, Decrypt Later
A virus
