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Cybersecurity Quiz

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which CIA triad element ensures data is not altered during transmission?

a)

Confidentiality

b)

Integrity

c)

Availability

d)

Authentication

2.

Caesar cipher is an example of:

a)

Asymmetric encryption

b)

Symmetric substitution cipher

c)

Transposition cipher

d)

Hash function

3.

Which algorithm provides both encryption and digital signature capability?

a)

AES

b)

DES

c)

RSA

d)

SHA-256

4.

AES supports which key sizes?

a)

64, 128, 256 bits

b)

128, 192, 256 bits

c)

128, 160, 256 bits

d)

192, 224, 512 bits

5.

Diffie-Hellman security relies on difficulty of solving:

a)

Integer factorization

b)

Elliptic curve pairing

c)

Discrete logarithm problem

d)

Hash collision

6.

Which of the following is NOT an encryption algorithm?

a)

RSA

b)

AES

c)

Diffie-Hellman

d)

DES

7.

A hash function is best described as:

a)

Two-way encryption

b)

Key-based encryption

c)

One-way fixed-length output function

d)

Stream cipher

8.

Which attack becomes possible if Diffie-Hellman is used without authentication?

a)

Replay attack

b)

Man-in-the-Middle attack

c)

Brute-force attack

d)

Birthday attack

9.

HMAC provides:

a)

Confidentiality only

b)

Integrity and authentication

c)

Encryption and compression

d)

Non-repudiation

10.

Which cipher encrypts data bit-by-bit or byte-by-byte?

a)

Block cipher

b)

Stream cipher

c)

Hash cipher

d)

Hybrid cipher

11.

Standard format of a digital certificate is:

a)

X.500

b)

PKCS#12

c)

X.509

d)

PEM

12.

A digital signature is created using:

a)

Sender’s public key

b)

Receiver’s public key

c)

Sender’s private key

d)

Receiver’s private key

13.

CSR (Certificate Signing Request) contains:

a)

Private key only

b)

Public key and identity information

c)

CA private key

d)

Hash of certificate

14.

Which component issues and manages certificates in PKI?

a)

RA

b)

CA

c)

OCSP

d)

LDAP

15.

Which certificate revocation mechanism works in real-time?

a)

CRL

b)

OCSP

c)

PKCS#7

d)

LDAP

16.

Which certificate should never be directly used to issue end-user certificates?

a)

Root CA certificate

b)

Subordinate CA certificate

c)

SSL certificate

d)

Client certificate

17.

Web-of-Trust model is mainly used by:

a)

X.509 PKI

b)

PGP

c)

SSL

d)

IPSec

18.

A certificate is revoked mainly when:

a)

Certificate expires

b)

Public key is compromised

c)

Private key is compromised

d)

Certificate is copied

19.

Which file format can store certificate + private key together?

a)

.crt

b)

.pem

c)

.pfx / .p12

d)

.csr

20.

Which field uniquely identifies a certificate?

a)

Subject name

b)

Issuer name

c)

Serial number

d)

Validity period

21.

SSL/TLS operates between:

a)

Application and Transport layer

b)

Network and Transport layer

c)

Application and Network layer

d)

Physical and Data Link layer

22.

A cipher suite consists of:

a)

Only encryption algorithm

b)

Encryption + hash + key exchange algorithms

c)

Only hash algorithms

d)

Only key exchange method

23.

Which protocol secures email using asymmetric encryption?

a)

SSL

b)

IPSec

c)

PGP

d)

FTP

24.

S/MIME relies on:

a)

Web of Trust

b)

X.509 certificates

c)

Kerberos tickets

d)

OAuth tokens

25.

Which OpenSSL command creates a self-signed certificate?

a)

openssl verify

b)

openssl genrsa

c)

openssl req -x509

d)

openssl ca

26.

PKCS#10 defines:

a)

Certificate format

b)

CSR format

c)

Private key storage

d)

Cryptographic tokens

27.

FIPS 140-2 mainly specifies:

a)

Encryption algorithms

b)

Hash functions

c)

Cryptographic module security levels

d)

Certificate formats

28.

In TLS, asymmetric cryptography is primarily used for:

a)

Bulk data encryption

b)

Message hashing

c)

Key exchange

d)

Compression

29.

Which tool is commonly used in labs to manage CA and certificates graphically?

a)

Wireshark

b)

XCA

c)

Metasploit

d)

Nessus

30.

Importing a CA certificate into browser is done to:

a)

Enable encryption

b)

Increase key size

c)

Establish trust

d)

Enable hashing

31.

Multi-factor authentication means using:

a)

Two passwords

b)

Two biometric factors

c)

Two or more different authentication factors

d)

Multiple usernames

32.

FIDO authentication eliminates:

a)

Password storage

b)

Hashing

c)

Encryption

d)

Certificates

33.

OAuth is mainly used for:

a)

Encryption

b)

Authorization delegation

c)

Authentication only

d)

Certificate issuance

34.

Zero Trust Architecture assumes:

a)

Internal network is trusted

b)

External network is untrusted

c)

No implicit trust anywhere

d)

Trust based on IP

35.

Aadhaar e-Sign primarily provides:

a)

Confidentiality

b)

Integrity

c)

Legal digital signing

d)

Encryption

36.

Time-Stamping Authority (TSA) ensures:

a)

Identity verification

b)

Document encryption

c)

Proof of signing time

d)

Key generation

37.

IT Act 2000 gives legal recognition to:

a)

Encryption algorithms

b)

Digital signatures

c)

Firewalls

d)

Biometrics

38.

LDAP is mainly used in PKI for:

a)

Encryption

b)

Key exchange

c)

Directory services

d)

Certificate revocation

39.

Which email client is commonly used in PKI labs for signing emails?

a)

Outlook Express

b)

Thunderbird

c)

Gmail Web

d)

Yahoo Mail

40.

Which factor breaks symmetric encryption scalability?

a)

Speed

b)

Cost

c)

Key distribution

d)

Hashing