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What is a hash and how does hashing work? Give your answer in 1-2 sentences
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Donald Craven
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a (blank) uses mathmatical theory and computer science to secure digital data
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the letter 7
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U3L3- Cryptography,Cryptology & Hash Functions S24 Answers
1. The practice of encoding information so only authorized people can
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Cryptography is defined as. ( 2 points)
Sensitive information sent over networks that needs to be secured. Verified authority to
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Hash functions got the name "hash" because it's easy to compute the function with a given input, but nearly impossible to
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is the process of decrypting coded messages without being told the key (2 points)
Cryptanalysis Cryptography Cryptology
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What do most attacks on hash functions involve?
A. Finding Collisions B. Pre-generating millions of hashes and comparing them to
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The practice of solving and writing encryptions is (2 points)
cryptology cryptanalysis cryptography
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A general property of a good encryption is good encryptions are easy to encrypt but very hard to decrypt. (2 points)
True False
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In order to decrypt an encrypted message, pass the encrypted message and the _____________ to the decrypt function.(2 points)
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A general property of a good encryption is good encryption are easy to encrypt but very hard to decrypt.(2 points) Responses
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TRUE or FALSE: Hash functions got the name "hash" because it's easy to compute the function with a given input, but nearly
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A primary requirement for a good cryptographic hash function is that the function should not produce too many collisions. A
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Most attacks on hash functions involve:
A. Finding collisions. B. Pre-generating millions of hashes and comparing them to the
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Cryptography is defined as
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is the output from any input that has been processed through a hashing algorithm/function
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Cryptography is defined as:(2 points)Responses The practice of encoding information so only authorized people can read it. The
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dee
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Hash functions got the name "hash" because it's easy to compute the function with a given input, but nearly impossible to
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dee
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n order to decrypt an encrypted message, pass the encrypted message and the _____________ to the decrypt function.(2
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dee
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____________ is the process of decrypting coded messages without being told the key.(2
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dee
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Cryptography is defined as:(2 points)
Responses The practice of encoding information so only authorized people can read it. The
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@~@
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The word hashing literally means to scramble.(2 points)ResponsesTrueTrueFalseFalse
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dee
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In order to decrypt an encrypted message, pass the encrypted message and the _____________ to the decrypt function.(2 points)
Res
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@~@
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Cryptography is defined as:(2 points)
Responses Verified authority to view information, such as a password or key. Verified
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ANSWER CORRECTLY
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In order to decrypt an encrypted message, pass the encrypted message and the _____________ to the decrypt function.(2 points)
Res
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ANSWER CORRECTLY
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What do most attacks on hash functions involve?
A. Finding Collisions B. Pre-generating millions of hashes and comparing them to
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ANSWER CORRECTLY
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_____________ is the process of decrypting coded messages without being told the key.(2 points)
Responses Cryptography
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ANSWER CORRECTLY
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The practice of solving and writing encryptions is ______________.(2 points)
Responses cryptography cryptography cryptanalysis
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_____________ is the process of decrypting coded messages without being told the key.(2 points)
Responses Cryptanalysis
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@~@
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Cryptography is defined as:(2 points)
Responses Sensitive information sent over networks that needs to be secured. The practice
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Cryptography is defined as:(1 points)
Responses Sensitive information sent over networks that needs to be secured. The practice
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Hash functions got the name "hash" because it's easy to compute the function with a given input, but nearly impossible to
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What do most attacks on hash functions involve?
A. Finding Collisions B. Pre-generating millions of hashes and comparing them to
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________________ is the output from any input that has been processed through a hashing algorithm/function.(1 points)
Responses
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_____________ is the process of decrypting coded messages without being told the key.(2 points)
Responses Cryptography Cryptology
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_____________ is the process of decrypting coded messages without being told the key.(1 points)
Responses Cryptography Cryptology
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The practice of solving and writing encryptions is ______________.(1 points)
Responses cryptanalysis cryptography cryptology
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The practice of solving and writing encryptions is ______________.(2 points)
Responses cryptanalysis cryptography cryptology
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The practice of solving and writing encryptions is ______________.(2 points)
Responses cryptography cryptography cryptology
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Cryptography is defined as:(2 points)
Responses The act of stealing personal information online. The act of stealing personal
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Cryptography is defined as:(2 points)
Responses A. Verified authority to view information, such as a password or key. B. The
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In order to decrypt an encrypted message, pass the encrypted message and the _____________ to the decrypt function.(2 points)
Res
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Cryptography is defined as:(2 points) Responses Verified authority to view information, such as a password or key. Verified
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Hash functions got the name "hash" because it's easy to compute the function with a given input, but nearly impossible to
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In order to decrypt an encrypted message, pass the encrypted message and the _____________ to the decrypt function.(2 points)
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Cryptography is defined as:
A. The practice of encoding information so only authorized people can read it. B. Verified authority
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true or false, hash functions got the name "hash" because its easy to compute the function with a given input, but nearly
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Cryptography is defined as:(2 points) Responses Verified authority to view information, such as a password or key. Verified
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william Alexaner
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The practice of solving and writing encryptions is ______________.(2 points)
Responses cryptology cryptology cryptanalysis
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Cryptography is defined as:(2 points)
Responses A. The practice of encoding information so only authorized people can read it. B.
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