NS Unit 4 Quiz

What does P in PGP stand for?

• Personal Good Privacy

• Pretty Great Privacy

• Private Good Protocol

• Pretty Good Privacy

Is S/MIME used for sending secure emails?

• S/MIME is not related to email security.

• S/MIME is a protocol for video streaming.

• Yes, S/MIME is used for sending secure emails.

• S/MIME is only used for file encryption.

Can PGP help keep your messages private?

• PGP makes messages public instead of private.

• PGP is only for encrypting files.

• PGP cannot be used for email communication.

• Yes, PGP can help keep your messages private.

What does S/MIME help with?

• S/MIME helps with social media security.

• S/MIME helps with securing email communication through encryption and digital signatures.

• S/MIME is used for video streaming optimization.

• S/MIME is a protocol for file compression.

Is PGP a type of encryption?

• Yes, PGP is a type of encryption.

• PGP is a hardware device for encryption.

• PGP is only used for file compression.

• PGP is a type of virus.

Can you use S/MIME without a certificate?

• Yes, S/MIME can be used without a certificate.

• S/MIME can function with just a password.

• No, you cannot use S/MIME without a certificate.

• A self-signed certificate is not required for S/MIME.

Does PGP work with any email service?

• No, PGP only works with specific email services.

• PGP is incompatible with all email services.

• Yes, PGP works with any email service.

• PGP requires a special email client to function.

Is S/MIME only for text messages?

• S/MIME is only for video messages.

• S/MIME is primarily for images.

• No, S/MIME is not only for text messages.

• Yes, S/MIME is only for text messages.

Can PGP be used for files too?

• Yes, PGP can be used for files.

• No, PGP is only for emails.

• PGP can only encrypt text, not files.

• PGP is outdated and not used for files.

Is S/MIME easy to use for everyone?

• S/MIME is only difficult for beginners.

• No, S/MIME is not easy to use for everyone.

• Everyone finds S/MIME user-friendly.

• Yes, S/MIME is easy for everyone.