Week 4 Practice Quiz

1. 1When using the RSA, each member must generate two keys, an encrypted and a secret.
   
   

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2. 2To generate the public key, we must first generate the RSA modulus by selecting two prime numbers.
   
   

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3. 3The Chinese Remainder Theorem uses the Extended Euclidean algorithm in part of its process.
   
   

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4. 4Digital Signatures are transmitted by themselves to ensure that the sender is authenticated.
   
   

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5. 5Digital signatures use the sender’s private key to encrypt the hash.
   
   

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6. 6In the CTR mode, the counter need not be synchronous for the sender and receiver.
   
   

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7. 7When two different hash functions produce the same hash value, it is called a crash.
   
   

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8. 8The “message digest”, or “hash value”, is like the fingerprint of a message.
   
   

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9. 9Hash functions, just like the RSA algorithm, consist of keys.
   
   

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CPSI 4113 Test sobre Week 4 Practice Quiz, creado por Adam Peterson el 17/09/2018.

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