Encryption️ Intermediate Quiz 4

A specialized type of high-performance server motherboard A standard and widely used format for public key certificates A proprietary encryption method designed for 5G mobile networks

A message sent to a CA to apply for a new digital certificate A diagnostic tool used for checking if a remote site is secure An automated password reset email sent from a secure web server

A technical consultant who helps organizations buy domain names A secondary backup storage server for internal encryption keys A CA issued by a Root CA to sign certificates in a trust chain

A comprehensive list of every active website on the public web A list of digital certificates cancelled before their expiry date A secure software tool used for generating complex new passwords

A protocol used to check the revocation status of a certificate A specific way to send encrypted messages through a web browser A complex encryption method used specifically for online banking

A master certificate that works for any domain on the internet A specialized security certificate that is issued free of charge A public key certificate used with multiple domain sub-domains

Altering the visual layout of certificates to make them legible An open framework for auditing digital certificates in public logs A social media feature for sharing verified digital certificates

A certificate signed by the entity whose identity it certifies A physical security document that must be written out by hand A basic digital certificate that does not require a password

A hardware configuration used for high-speed storage area networks A creative nickname used to identify a website in server logs A certificate extension allowing multiple values for one identity

A private certificate intended only for use by the server admin A self-signed public key certificate identifying a Root CA entity A basic certificate required only for the home page of a site