
EC-CouncilBlockchain Fintech Certification
Domain 8Objective 4
Securing Blockchain Transactions with Cryptographic Techniques BFC Practice Questions (Page 1)
Part of the Governance, Compliance, and Risk Management domain, which makes up ~12% of our current practice bank.
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A fintech startup is building a custodial wallet service. A developer proposes signing each transaction by loading the private key into memory, signing, and then discarding it. The CISO requires that the private key never be exposed to the application server. Which approach best satisfies the requirement while still allowing the server to initiate transactions?
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In blockchain, which cryptographic technique is primarily used to create digital signatures?
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A blockchain network uses a hash-based consensus mechanism where miners must find a nonce that produces a hash below a target. An attacker with significant hashing power is attempting to manipulate the network. Which property of the hash function is most critical to prevent the attacker from gaining an unfair advantage?
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Which practice is considered a best practice for securely storing a blockchain private key?
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How does proof-of-work (PoW) use cryptographic hash functions?
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