Module 7 (Fundamentals of Cybersecurity)

What electronically verifies the ownership of a website, server, or individual?

• Digital Certificate
• Certificate Authority
• CRL
• OCSP

Which are types of Digital certificates?

• Root Digital Certificate
• Self-designed Certificate
• Digital Certificate
• Certificate Authority

What is a CA?

• A trusted third party that validates information.
• A database used to verify the status of a certificate
• A database used for real-time verification
• An established trust by linking certificates back to the root.

A Domain Digital Certificate verifies the identity of a website, ensuring you connect to the legitimate party.

• True
• False

Which of the following are not a secure protocol.

• SSL
• TLS
• IPsec
• HTTP

What are the three key strengths of cryptographic protocols?

• Confidentiality
• Integrity
• Authentication
• All are strengths

Weaknesses in cryptographic protocols include which of the following?

• Rainbow attacks
• Zero-day attacks
• authentication errors
• None are weaknesses

Where can certificates be stored?

• Files
• User Files
• Domains
• Hardware tokens

Establishing a trust by linking certificates back to a trusted root CA is called ______

The OSCP is used for real-time verification of a certificate’s status

• True
• False