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Encryption - Week 6
Encryption - Week 6
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CA along with associated RA runs CMS to track their responsibilities and liabilities.
Certificate Policy
Central Directory
Certificate Management System
Registration Authority
2
Includes CA private key when storing the key pairs so that trust is established if the CA is trusted. (TTP or RA)
Block chain-based PKI
Web of Trust
Certificate Authorities
Simple PKI
3
Purchased after checks about requestor’s identity.
Class 4
Class 2
Class 1
Class 3
4
Server and client agrees upon a secret key and exchange it over the secure connection.
Secret Key Exchange
HTTPS/SMTP
TLS Handshake
5
Public trust: DC provides confirmation about the authentication of documents, email and website.
True
False
6
Contains identifiable information - User’s name, company, device’s IP address etc.
Validate Identity
Authenticity
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Performs the necessary checks on person/company to confirm their identity if they requests the certificates.
Certificate Policy
Certificate Management System
Central Directory
Registration Authority
8
Easily acquired by an email address.
Class 1
Class 3
Class 2
Class 4
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Key management – Key generation, Key establishment, Key storage, Key usage, Key archival, Key destruction
True
False
10
Stores, issues, and signs digital certificates.
False
True
11
Improves document management, portability, easy to control, and vital.
True
False
12
Digital ID that can be used to link one device to another or one user to another e.g. Email.
Client Certificate
Code Signing Certificate
TLS/SSL Certificate
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May be incorporated with the CA to provide a single node that grants both the CA and RA roles.
Certificate Management System
Central Directory
Certificate Policy
Registration Authority
14
Issues a certificate with a signature to prevent modifications, when client provides the credentials as ID proof.
Issue Certificates
Generates key pairs
Publish Certificates
Verify Certificates
15
Means to ensure that only trusted devices and users can connect to the network.
Authenticity
Validate Identity
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Receiver uses the associated document application that identifies the file has been digitally signed.
Working Sender
Receiver
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Are similar to physical signatures because both are unique. These are e-signature and most secure.
True
False
18
DC makes sure that user’s messages always reach their intended recipient. E.g. TLS/SSL encrypts website
Authentication
Reliability
Security
Scalability
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Works through the implementation of two technologies: Certificates and Key pairs (Public key & Private key)
True
False
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Uses self-signed certificates and third-party ‘vouches’ to maintain trust.
Simple PKI
Block chain-based PKI
Web of Trust
Certificate Authorities
21
Use to manually allow the ability to revoke and extend the life of certificates.
Certificate Management System
Registration Authority
Central Directory
Certificate Policy
22
Same technology used in cryptocurrency to create a listing of key pairs and users that is both decentralized
Web of Trust
Block chain-based PKI
Certificate Authorities
Simple PKI
23
The developer signs the software to confirm that it is genuine to users that download it.
TLS/SSL Certificate
Code Signing Certificate
Client Certificate
24
Set of guidelines that govern what is required of a given certificate like?
Certificate Policy
Certificate Management System
Registration Authority
Central Directory
25
Makes CA’s public key available to help verification of signature on clients’ digital certificate.
Issue Certificates
Verify Certificates
Generates key pairs
Publish Certificates
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Domain Validated certificate: Quick validation method acceptable for any website. Cheap and issue shortly.
Code Signing Certificate
TLS/SSL Certificate
Client Certificate
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Not one of the PKI Components
Registration Status
Private Key tokens
Certificate Authority
Digital Certificates
28
PKI relies on the use of two keys, a public and private, together create a key pair to encrypt and decrypt a message.
True
False
29
A secure way to store and index keys for faster access time.
Certificate Policy
Central Directory
Certificate Management System
Registration Authority
30
Required for activities where simple passwords are inadequate for identity verification
True
False
31
Digital certificates are mainly used for online storefronts, email and secure file transfers.
False
True
32
The two hashes are compared. If they match, the authenticity of the message is confirmed.
Working Sender
Receiver
33
Encrypted digest (signature) is appended to the original data and sent to the receiver.
Receiver
Working Sender
34
does not create a mapping of users to certificates and relies on the keys to maintain trust rather than the user.
Simple PKI
Certificate Authorities
Block chain-based PKI
Web of Trust
35
Common uses are Contracts and legal documents Sales agreements Financial documents Healthcare data Government forms Ship
True
False
36
Issues a digital certificate stating that they issuing CA to issue certificates to websites.
Root CA
Issuing CA
Intermediate CA
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Issues a digital certificate stating that they trust intermediate CA to issue certificates to other CAs.
Intermediate CA
Root CA
Issuing CA
38
Requires software or data, use to confirm the authenticity of software downloaded through the internet.
TLS/SSL Certificate
Client Certificate
Code Signing Certificate
39
How long will certificates be issued for?
Central Directory
Certificate Management System
Certificate Policy
Registration Authority
40
DC encrypts internal and external communications to prevent attackers from intercepting & stealing date.
Scalability
Authentication
Security
Reliability
41
Server and Client make a secure connection with asymmetric (public-key) cryptography.
TLS Handshake
HTTPS/SMTP
Secret Key Exchange
42
Digest is encrypted using the certificate’s private key (
signature
) to create the digital signature.
Receiver
Working Sender
43
Only publicly trusted certificate authorities can issue digital certificates.
Scalability
Reliability
Authentication
Security
44
Done independently or jointly with the client.
Issue Certificates
Generates key pairs
Publish Certificates
Verify Certificates
45
For users to find them either through the electronic telephone directory or to send to those people who need it.
Issue Certificates
Publish Certificates
Generates key pairs
Verify Certificates
46
Needs additional personal information.
Class 4
Class 1
Class 3
Class 2
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Certificate are an ID card issued to computers, software packages. They are referred as X.509 certificates.
False
True
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Server hosts use to encrypt communications between a computer and the server for mail & other applications.
Code Signing Certificate
TLS/SSL Certificate
Client Certificate
49
DC provides same encryption quality to all business. DC can be easily issued, revoked & renewed.
Security
Reliability
Authentication
Scalability
50
Have Root CA registered as a trusted CA on OS, hence it trusts Websites.
Website
User
51
Encrypted digest (signature) is appended to the original data and sent to the receiver.
Working Sender
Receiver
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Issues a digital certificate stating that they have verified that the keys some websites uses are really theirs.
Root CA
Issuing CA
Intermediate CA
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Signature is decrypted using the sender’s public key
Working Sender
Receiver
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Extended Validation: Required by large organizations deals with sensitive information and offers business authentication
TLS/SSL Certificate
Code Signing Certificate
Client Certificate
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Not one of the PKI Components
Central Directory
Digital status
Certificate Policy
Registration Authority
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Used by governments and financial institutions. High level of trust is required.
Class 2
Class 3
Class 4
Class 1
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The protocol on top of TLS sends its data over this symmetrically encrypted channel.
Secret Key Exchange
HTTPS/SMTP
TLS Handshake
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Revocation of Certificates:Revokes certificate in case of compromise of client’s private key or loss of trust on client.
True
False
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Sends users their public key signed by the Issuing CA.
Website
User
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Organization Validated certificate: Provides small business authentication e.g. Online products through e-commerce.
Client Certificate
TLS/SSL Certificate
Code Signing Certificate