SSL Complete Guide 2021: HTTP to HTTPS - Exploring TLS Session with Our Website at Github.io - Part 2

The video tutorial explains the Diffie-Hellman key exchange using elliptic curve cryptography, detailing encryption protocols like GCM and CBC. It covers TLS records, certificate status, and server key exchange, emphasizing the importance of secure communication. The client-server key exchange process is outlined, highlighting the generation of secure keys for encryption. The tutorial concludes with a discussion on the limitations of hosting on GitHub Pages, such as domain restrictions and the inability to host dynamic websites.

What is the primary purpose of using elliptic curve Diffie-Hellman in encryption?

• To compress data for faster transmission

• To ensure data integrity with hashing

• To sign packets during data transmission

• To generate encryption keys using elliptic curve cryptography

Which mode of operation in encryption does not depend on the previous packet?

• Erosa

• ISO 128

• GCM

• CBC

What does OCSP stand for in the context of certificate management?

• Online Certificate Status Protocol

• Official Certificate Signing Protocol

• Operational Certificate Safety Protocol

• Open Certificate Security Protocol

What is the role of the server's private key in the Diffie-Hellman key exchange?

• To sign the server's public key

• To verify the client's identity

• To generate the client's public key

• To encrypt data packets

What does the client send to the server to help generate secure encryption keys?

• A certificate revocation list

• An encrypted handshake message

• A public key

• A digital signature

Why is it important for the client and server to verify matching keys?

• To ensure data integrity

• To prevent unauthorized access

• To confirm successful encryption

• To establish a secure connection

What is a limitation of using GitHub Pages for hosting?

• Requires a paid subscription

• Limited to one domain per account

• No support for HTTPS

• Inability to host static pages