Encryption️ Advanced Quiz 3

Attempting to breach a computer terminal located within a busy public environment A collaborative security method used to share a master password with a remote user An attack reducing brute-force attempts required for multiple-encryption schemes

Analyzing the physical hardware differences between two separate server clusters Studying how input differences affect resultant output differences to find keys A diagnostic way to recover a lost encryption key from a corrupted backup drive

A high-speed MAC often used in conjunction with the ChaCha20 cipher algorithm A heat-resistant type of polymer used in the construction of modern server racks A legacy communication protocol designed for early generations of web servers

Encryption designed to significantly reduce the size of a data file for storage An administrative tool used to convert a photo from one file format to another Encryption where the output maintains the same format as the original data input

A specialized security method used to drive and track autonomous car software Transforming an interactive proof of knowledge into a non-interactive signature A standardized administrative tool used for naming secure internal system files

An attack effective on block ciphers based on substitution-permutation networks Using advanced calculus to mathematically derive a hidden encryption session key A method of combining two different cipher algorithms into one secure operation

An unintended security event where an exploit hits the attacker instead of the target Deploying a script that exfiltrates a password and returns it to the original sender A cryptanalysis method that uses differential cryptanalysis to reach a middle point

An advanced type of encryption that understands the linguistic meaning of words A property where an attacker gains no significant info about plaintext from ciphertext A background process used for checking spelling errors within an encrypted data set

An attacker transforming ciphertext into another that decrypts to related plaintext The technical ability for a single encryption key to be shared across many devices A configuration method used to make a cryptographic algorithm run at a faster speed

A diagnostic way to compare the technical strength of two different user passwords A software tool used for finding and indexing duplicate files on a local hard drive A security goal where an attacker cannot distinguish which plaintext was encrypted