Relacionar Columnas Security+ 601: Cryptography - Part 1Versión en línea Match the terms and defintions; Part 1 focus more on practical definitions por Name Here Name 1 CA (Certificate authority) 2 Trust Model 3 Certificate Chaining 4 Key Escrow 5 P12 6 Digital signature 7 PKCS (Public Key Cryptography Standards) 8 Cryptographic attack/cryptanalysis 9 PKI (Public Key Infrastructure) 10 CRL (Certificate revocation list) 11 Certificate Stapling 12 P7B 13 Certificate Pinning A trusted entity that issues Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificates The set of technology and processes required to create, manage, distribute, use, store, and revoke digital certs and public-keys The collection of rules that inform application on how to solve the legitimacy of a Digital Certificate; Direct, 3rd-Party, Hierarchical, Distributed Third party safeguarding private keys Checks regularly for certificate invalidity A file extension used for storing private keys with a certificate; can chain certificates Finding weaknesses in the cryptosystem Top-down CA trust model; Any certificate that is between the device that you're connecting to and the root CA A type of blocklist that includes certificates that should no longer be trusted; verified with web browsers Associates certificate against known copy Public key sender verified to own corresponding private key; provides a mechanism for verifying origin authentication, integrity, and non-repudiation A set of protocols that facilitate the use of public key infrastructure in data exchange A file extension for a certificate for public key sharing; Most commonly used on the Tomcat; Does not have private key
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