A general approach to handling encryption keys using

Question 27
1. A general approach to handling encryption keys using trusted entities
and digital certificates is referred to as:
Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol
(L2TP).
Encrypting File System
(EFS).
Wired Equivalent Privacy
(WEP).
public key infrastructure
(PKI).
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Question 28
1. A symmetric key is a key that can be used to decrypt BitLocker-
protected data if the primary key is lost or damaged.

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Question 29
1. Data that is currently being transported from one location to another,
as in a transfer across a network connection, is referred to as:
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Question 30
1. Transport Layer Security (TLS) is cryptographic protocol that operates
at the transport network layer and provides security for communications
across the Internet.
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Question 31
1. What name is given to a Windows feature that encrypts removable
media devices?
Secure Hash Algorithm
(SHA)
BitLocker To Go
Elliptic Curve Cryptography
(ECC)
Encrypting File System
(EFS)
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Question 32
1. Which of the following refers to an encryption algorithm that uses a
single key for both encryption and decryption?

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Question 33
1. Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) is an algorithm designed to replace Wired
Equivalent Privacy (WEP) by providing secure wireless communications.
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Question 34
1. A virus is a software program that attaches to or “infects” a host
program.
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Question 35
1. A zero-day attack is active malware that either exploits an unknown
vulnerability or one for which no fix has yet been released.
True
False
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Question 36
1. Ransomware covertly collects information and sends it to a collector.
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Question 37
1. Software that covertly monitors and records pieces of information such
as Web surfing activities is referred to as:
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Question 38
1. Which of the following is a software program that attaches itself to, or
copies itself into, another program for the purpose of causing the computer
to follow instructions that were not intended by the original program
developer?
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Question 39
1. Which of the following is a type of malware that modifies or replaces
one or more existing programs to hide the fact a computer has been
compromised?
Anti-Spyware
Software
Spyware
Rootkit
Malware
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