Cybersecurity Unit 10 Review

A Certificate Authority does all of these EXCEPT:

AES-256 is the government standard for:

Protecting the confidentiality of all your computer's data is known as:

In an SSL/TLS handshake, the Digital Certificate is sent only after agreeing on the protocol, version, and cipher.

In an SSL/TLS handshake, the server sends the first message.

Full Disk Encryption protects data that is:

All of these can protect you from SSL attacks except:

A file that a server uses to prove its identity and share its public key is a:

A Trusted Platform Module (TPM) chip is typically installed on a computer's:

Symmetric key encryption uses:

Asymmetric key encryption uses:

An encryption algorithm requires two inputs:

TLS is newer than SSL

When securing internet communications, a new key pair should be generated for each new connection.

An advantage of asymmetric key encryption over symmetric key encryption is:

Something that can be proven true to some specific level of certainty is:

Which of these can be used to defeat SSL/TLS by capturing data before it is encrypted?

Web browser and web server must agree on whether to use SSL or TLS; they cannot be mixed.

Which of these must be included in a Digital Certificate?

A Digital Certificate is typically valid for:

The DigiNotar certificate authority was breached in:

An SSL/TLS handshake has how many steps?

It is very important that the inner workings of an encryption algorithm be kept secret.

All of these are examples of Certificate Authorities EXCEPT:

HTTP is preferred instead of HTTPS because it is faster.