Symmetric & Asymmetric Cryptography Review
In this game, you'll review of symmetric, asymmetric, and hashing encryption algorithms
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Topics of this game:
- An attacker can use which of the following to steal a user's password if the password isn't strong and unique?
- What's the name of the chip located on a motherboard that provides cryptograghic services?
- Which of the following is a one-way process that can't be used to reveal the original data?
- One of the software programs below has been purchased by Symantec and is proprietary and the other is open source. Which software program is open source?
- Which of the following is not a symmetric encryption algorithm?
- Linux and Mac OS strengthen the hashes of password files by adding the following:
- Which of the following tools can't be used for whole disk encryption?
- Which of the following ciphers is more secure?
- Which of the following is not an asymmetric algorithm?
- Hashing provides which of the following?
- Which family of encryption algorithms uses both a public key and a private key?
- How many keys are used in symmetric cryptography?
- What encryption tool is built into the Microsoft Windows operating system to encrypt individual files and folders?
- Which of the following is faster?
- Which of the following is not a hash algorithm?
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