1 of 102
Term Definition
What biometric factor describes Permanence
how well a characteristic resists
change over time?
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True False
2 of 102
Definition Term
The enemy knows the system
What is the key point of
Kerckhoffs' surviving principle
Kerckhoffs's second principle?
nr. 2 (of initially six design
,principles for military ciphers)
says nothing else than that you
have to look at the security of
your crypto under the aspects
of "the enemy knows the
algorithm" and maybe even "the
enemy carries the message".
The system should be
indecipherable in practice, if
not theoretically. The system's
design should not require
secrecy and its compromise
should not be a hassle for a
correspondent. The encryption
key should be memorized and
recalled without notes and
should be convenient to modify
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True False
3 of 102
Term Definition
If you're using an eight- Use two more different factors
character password that are something you know
contains only lowercase (password), something you are
characters, would increasing the (Iris scan), something you have
length to ten characters (swipe card), something you do
,represent any significant (gait (walking) recognition), and
increase in strength? Why or the place you are (at a specific
why not? terminal).
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True False
Correct definition
Not really because you're not adding any complexity.
Adding numbers, symbols and uppercase/lowercase
characters makes the password much stronger and more
complex.
4 of 102
Definition Term
Threat assessment that includes
In the operations security
the identification and analysis of
process, what is the difference
potential threats against your
between assessing threats and
organization. Events are
assessing vulnerabilities?
typically categorized as
terrorism, criminal, natural or
accidental. Vulnerability
analysis is where we correlate
assets and threats and define
the method or methods for
compromise.
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, True False
5 of 102
Definition Term
Something you have A key would be described as
which type of authentication
factor?
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True False
6 of 102
Term Definition
Name three reasons why an ACLs define the permissions
identity card alone might not based on a given resource, an
make an ideal method of identity, and a set of
authentication. permissions, while capabilities
are oriented around the use of a
token that controls access.
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True False
Term Definition
What biometric factor describes Permanence
how well a characteristic resists
change over time?
Give this one a try later!
True False
2 of 102
Definition Term
The enemy knows the system
What is the key point of
Kerckhoffs' surviving principle
Kerckhoffs's second principle?
nr. 2 (of initially six design
,principles for military ciphers)
says nothing else than that you
have to look at the security of
your crypto under the aspects
of "the enemy knows the
algorithm" and maybe even "the
enemy carries the message".
The system should be
indecipherable in practice, if
not theoretically. The system's
design should not require
secrecy and its compromise
should not be a hassle for a
correspondent. The encryption
key should be memorized and
recalled without notes and
should be convenient to modify
Give this one a try later!
True False
3 of 102
Term Definition
If you're using an eight- Use two more different factors
character password that are something you know
contains only lowercase (password), something you are
characters, would increasing the (Iris scan), something you have
length to ten characters (swipe card), something you do
,represent any significant (gait (walking) recognition), and
increase in strength? Why or the place you are (at a specific
why not? terminal).
Give this one a try later!
True False
Correct definition
Not really because you're not adding any complexity.
Adding numbers, symbols and uppercase/lowercase
characters makes the password much stronger and more
complex.
4 of 102
Definition Term
Threat assessment that includes
In the operations security
the identification and analysis of
process, what is the difference
potential threats against your
between assessing threats and
organization. Events are
assessing vulnerabilities?
typically categorized as
terrorism, criminal, natural or
accidental. Vulnerability
analysis is where we correlate
assets and threats and define
the method or methods for
compromise.
Give this one a try later!
, True False
5 of 102
Definition Term
Something you have A key would be described as
which type of authentication
factor?
Give this one a try later!
True False
6 of 102
Term Definition
Name three reasons why an ACLs define the permissions
identity card alone might not based on a given resource, an
make an ideal method of identity, and a set of
authentication. permissions, while capabilities
are oriented around the use of a
token that controls access.
Give this one a try later!
True False
