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What is the first step in establishing an encrypted session using a DES key?
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A folder must be on what file system to be encrypted using EFS?
A folder must be on NTFS to be encrypted using EFS.
Which information is encrypted using RADIUS?
Passwords
Difference between removeAttribute and invalidate in Session?
Using the remove Attribute tag will just remove the stated attributes from the session. Using session invalidate will terminate the entire session.
What is a good sentence using session?
Regrettably, I am closing this session. I look forward to our next session.
What are two drawbacks to using wep shared key encryption?
Encrypted networks work slower (sometimes not much, sometimes a lot) than not encrypted.
Who or what types of website or companies use symmetric key encryption?
If you are using an encrypted channel, then at some point everyone uses symmetric encryption. It is fast (compared to asymmetric).The first part of an encrypted conversation will probably use asymmetric encryption to provide the shared private key that is later on used for the bulk part of data conversations on an encrypted channel.
Agent to Server Communication for the McAfee Agent is encrypted using?
ePO console
How do satellite TV signals encrypted?
they are being encrypted by the modulator and demodulator used by satellite tv providers. the receiver that you are using is the one converting these signals for you to view it in your tv.
How does a camera work using refraction?
its establishing.......:)
Why is SSH more recommended than Telnet for switch management?
It provides strong authentication and secure communication over insecure channels. When using SSH's login the entire login session, including transmission of text and password is encrypted; therefore it is almost impossible for outsiders to collect passwords.
How do you get credit card numbers from your customers online in a safe secure and private way?
Credit card transactions are completed using a 128 Bit SSL Encrypted Secure Transaction, SSL uses public-key encryption to exchange a session key between the client and server; this session key is used to encrypt the http transaction (both request and response). Each transaction uses a different session key so that even if someone did manage to decrypt a transaction, that would not mean that they would have found the server's secret key; if they wanted to decrypt another transaction, they'd need to spend as much time and effort on the second transaction as they did on the first. Of course, they would have first have to have figured out some method of intercepting the transaction data in the first place, which is in itself extremely difficult.
What is the FTP command to close a FTP session?
by using BYE
