ON 57 Link layer uses IP for source and destination addresses True False QUESTION 58
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Q: SSL supports which protocols? What's the difference between SSL and SSH?
A: - We need to show the protocols supported by SSL and the difference between SSL and SSH.
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Q: Explain IP fragmentation and reassembly with an example.
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Q: 18. TKIP is an access control protocol. i) True ii) False
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Q: Explain why protocols such as SSL and SSH cannot be subjected to deep packet inspection.
A: Given: Explain why protocols such as SSL and SSH cannot be subjected to deep packet inspection.
Q: based subnets given the following information. Site address (CIDR Notation) = 192.168.10.0/24…
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Q: Many TCP implementations try to avoid IP fragmentation by setting the MSS to 536. Why does this…
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Q: What protocols comprise SSL? What is the difference between an SSL connection and an SSL session in…
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Q: Answer the following question: How do the majority of network-based symmetric cryptographic…
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Q: - (SSL/TLS Protocol) Figure 1 shows a TLS message (I intentionally hide its message type). What is…
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Q: The ESP protocol in the IPSec applies encryption and authentication on the same data. True False
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Q: False 5 points QUESTION 10 Http protocol is an example of stateful protocols True False
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Q: The protocol that is used for signaling in the telephone network is called ______. a. POP b. SSS c.…
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Q: UDP and TCP segments have a fixed size of payload field. A True B) False
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Q: UDP protocol uses three-way hand shake mechanism to establish the connection before exchanging any…
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Q: EXPLAIN in detail why fragmentation is considered a harmful method to be used in internet protocols.
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A: Question Total number of layers in a Internet Protocol Stack are a. 7 b. 6 c. 5 d. 4
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Q: Media Access Control (MAC) addresses tables are also known as a) Internet Protocol (IP) tables b)…
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Q: For application-level proxies, end-to-end encryption could be a concern. Propose a solution for a…
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Q: What protocols does SSL support? What is the difference between SSL and SSH?
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QUESTION 57
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Link layer uses IP for source and destination addresses
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False
QUESTION 58
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SHA-1 is a Cryptographic hash function
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False
QUESTION 59
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CRC is a cryptographic hash function
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False
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- For application-level proxies, end-to-end encryption could be a concern. Propose a solution for a protocol that encrypts its payloads to pass via an application-level proxy.1. It is a protocol for encapsulating data packets that use one routing protocol inside the packets of another protocol. 2. It is a hash function that has been deprecated for uses other than as a non-cryptographic checksum to verify data integrity and detect unintentional data corruption. 3. An algorithm which is a pseudorandom function family in that it can easily generate arbitrary portions of the keystream without having to start from the beginning. 4. What is the most popular and widely implemented flavor of STP? 5. An algorithm that comprises of a series of linked operations, some of which involve replacing inputs by specific outputs (substitutions) and others involve shuffling bits around (permutations). 6. It is calculated using port cost values associated with port speeds for each switch port along a given path in STP 7. A proprietary architecture that authenticates users and devices using the identity-enabled network approach, and enables the government workforce to connect…End-to-end encryption is a possible challenge for application-level proxies since it is difficult to decrypt. Make a recommendation for a solution that will allow a protocol that encrypts its payloads to pass through an application-level proxy.
- End-to-end encryption might provide a challenge for proxies operating at the application layer. Provide a proposed workaround allowing a protocol's encrypted payloads to be processed by an application-level proxy.Fill the Blank __________ is the command-line tool to explicitly retrieve and display DNS records. _______________ is the command-line tool to display the route and measure transit delays of data packets across the Internet between the local host and a remote host. IP provides an end-to-end logical communication between ____________________________ while TCP provides an end-to-end logical communication between _______________.xi. _____are decoy systems that are designed to lure a potential attacker away fromcritical systems.• Sensors• Honeypots• IDS• Encryption system xii. _______is a logical component of an Intrusion Detection System (IDS) that receive input from one or more sensors or from other analyzers.• Sensor• Interface• Analyzer• Hostxiii. In SNORT system,__________module analyzes each packet based on a set of rulesdefined by the security administrator.• Packet decoder• Logger• Detection engine• Alerterxiv. SHA-1 produces a hash value of______bits.a. 128b. 256c. 160d. 80XV.._______virus is a form of virus explicitly designed to hide itself from detection by antivirus software• Stealth• Encrypted• Polymorphic• Metamorphic
- must answered ALL parts for upvote, as per chegg guidelines, up to four subparts may be answered: - what are two desirable properties of IV in network security? - a cryptographic hash function is used to provide confidentiality and integrity of a message, true or false? - when AES is used with the CBC mode, the size of an IV is 256 bit long, true or false?QUESTION 47 Man in the middle attack can be avoided by using public private key and nonce. True False QUESTION 48 SMTP is a push based proctols True False QUESTION 49 TLS runs in the application layer and provides a secure communication True False QUESTION 50 Count-to-infinity may happen in link state based shortest path algorihtms. True False QUESTION 51 HTTP protocol defines GET requests and Responses True False QUESTION 52 TCP divides the bandwith fairly among peers True FalseA URL that begins with "https" uses _________, which is a protocol that offers end-to-end encryption for secure transactions such as credit card purchases and online banking. Question 22 options: 1) DOS (Denial of Service) 2) VPN (Virtual Private Network) 3) DMZ (Demilitarized Zone) 4) TLS (Transport Layer Security)
- End-to-end encryption could be a problem for application-level proxies. Please offer a method for handling encrypted payloads via an application-level proxy.End-to-end encryption might provide a challenge for proxies operating at the application layer. Give an example of how a proxy at the application layer may handle a protocol with encrypted payloads.Sort DNS records by type. Give a brief description of each with examples and use rationale. Is it possible for a web server and a mail server to share a hostname alias?
