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Domain 1Objective 6

Cryptography and PKI ECSS Practice Questions (Page 8)

Part of the Network Defense Fundamentals and Controls domain, which makes up ~21% of our current practice bank.

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Questions 36–40

  1. 36foundation · easy

    Which PKI application is used to secure communication between a web browser and a web server?

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  2. 37application · medium

    Two branch offices need to exchange sensitive data over the internet. They want to use a symmetric encryption algorithm for speed, but they are concerned about securely sharing the secret key. Which approach should they use to establish the symmetric key securely?

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  3. 38expert · hard

    A legal team needs to prove that a contract was signed by a specific executive and that the contract has not been altered since signing. The executive uses a digital signature. Which property of the digital signature directly supports the legal requirement of non-repudiation?

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  4. 39expert · hard

    An organization uses a hybrid encryption scheme for secure file transfers: a symmetric key encrypts the file, and the symmetric key is encrypted with the recipient's public key. The security team wants to ensure that if a recipient's private key is compromised, the impact is limited to files sent to that recipient. Which additional practice should be implemented?

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  5. 40foundation · easy

    Which key management practice involves replacing an existing key with a new one before the old key is compromised?

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