1. Something you know (SYK) Something you have (SYH) Something you are (SYA) Something you do (SYD) are attributes that allow you to do what to a user? ___________
2. Consider the primitive case of asymmetric encryption; no digital signature and no digital envelope. A person sends a message to a recipient using asymmetric encryption. What is the total number of keys used to send and receive the single message? _________________
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If the sender of a message encrypts the message using the recipients public key what attribute is ensured?
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Confidentiality |
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Authentication |
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Integrity |
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Authentication and confidentiality |
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None of these answers |
4.
Defense in depth would implement security elements in which components. Select the best answer.
A. Operating system
B. Applications programs
C. Routers
D. Switches
E. Firewalls
F. Policies
G. None of the answers
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A, B, C, D, E, F |
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A, B |
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C, D, E |
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G |
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A, B, F |
5. You may use either rail fence variation. Using a rail fence cipher with a depth of 3 encrypt the following plaintext. THE ANSWER IS SIMPLE _________
1) Allows us to deo User Authentication
2) Two(One for encryption and One for decryption)
3) Option 2 (Authentication)
4) Option 1 (A,B,C,D,E,F)
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1. Something you know (SYK) Something you have (SYH) Something you are (SYA) Something you do...
Following are two problems using a rail fence cipher. Prove both of your answers by showing the steps involved in encryption/decryption. As [art of this problem you must also show the steps involved in reversing what you are being asked for. (20 points) Using a rail fence cipher with a depth of 2 encrypt the following message: The bird is a raven [ your answer goes here ] Reverse the steps to decrypt your answer and explain the steps. [...
Chapter 06 Applied Cryptography 1. How is integrity provided? A. Using two-way hash functions and digital signatures B. Using one-way hash functions and digital signatures C. By applying a digital certificate D. By using asymmetric encryption 2. Which term refers to the matching of a user to an account through previously shared credentials? A. Nonrepudiation B. Digital signing C. Authentication D. Obfuscation 3. Which term refers to an arranged group of algorithms? A. Crypto modules B. Cryptographic service providers (CSPs)...
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Part 3: Transposition Ciphers #can't use ord or chr functions You must implement three transposition ciphers (the "backwards" cipher, the Rail Fence cipher, and the Column Transposition cipher) where the ciphertext is created via an altered presentation of the plaintext. The algorithm for each is detailed in the function descriptions in this section. (13 points) def backwards_cipher(plaintext, key): • Parameter(s): plaintext ----- a string; the message to be encrypted key ----- an integer; the number to control this cipher •...
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Bob is trying to send an encrypted message to Alice using the Asymmetric Key approach. Which key will Bob use to encrypt the message for Alice? Alice's Private Key Bob's Public Key Alice's Public Key Bob's Private Key Alice wants to digitally sign a message so that Bob can be assured that the message came from Alice and has not been changed in transit. Which key must Alice use to encrypt the message digest? Bob's Public Key Bob's Private Key...
Information Security I got 8/10 so please figure out which 2 answer is wrong. Question 1 (1 point) Dropbox is a typical example of SaaS in cloud computing. Question 1 options: True False T Question 2 (1 point) SSL cannot be combined with VPN. Question 2 options: True False F Question 3 (1 point) A remote access server can provide authentication services. Question 3 options: True False T Question 4 (1 point) In general, private key encryption is safer than...
1. This project will extend Project 3 and move the encryption of a password to a user designed class. The program will contain two files one called Encryption.java and the second called EncrytionTester.java. 2. Generally for security reasons only the encrypted password is stored. This program will mimic that behavior as the clear text password will never be stored only the encrypted password. 3. The Encryption class: (Additionally See UML Class Diagram) a. Instance Variables i. Key – Integer...
1) Echo the input: First, you should make sure you can write a program and have it compile and run, take input and give output. So to start you should just echo the input. This means you should prompt the user for the plaintext, read it in and then print it back out, with a message such as "this is the plaintext you entered:". [4 points, for writing a working program, echoing the input and submitting the program on the...
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MATH 1030 – Application Assignment 3 Cryptography Due: Thursday, June 4, 2020 at 11:59pm Atlantic time (submit through Brightspace) You must show your work for full marks. The goal of this assignment is to use our knowledge of linear algebra to do cryptography. We will encrypt a plaintext using a cipher where the resulting ciphertext should not be legible unless...