Belhaven University Input Values for Cryptographic Algorithms Case Study Case Project 4-1 Most common input values for cryptographic algorithms are salts,

Belhaven University Input Values for Cryptographic Algorithms Case Study Case Project 4-1

Most common input values for cryptographic algorithms are salts, nonces, and initialization vectors. Search the Internet for information regarding each of these. How are they used? What are their strengths? How can they be compromised? Write one page combined report for each of three values.

2. Case Project 4.3

Operating Systems come packaged with many digital certificates from certificate authorities (CAs). Use the Internet to determine how to view the CAs for the type and version of Operating System that you are using and view the list. How many have you heard of and you familiar with? How many are unknown? Select three of the publishers and research the organizations on the Internet. Write a one page summary with your findings.

Remember to provide a list of online resources used for homework #2.

References

Ciampa, Mark, Chuck. Security + Guide to Network Security (6thed.). Cengage Learning,

ISBN: 978-1337288781 Running head: Homework #2
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Homework #2
Your Name
Hawaii Pacific University
CSCI, Fundamentals of Network Security
Professor: Azhar Ishaque
Date:
Running head: Homework #2
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1. Case Project 4-1
Most common input values for cryptographic algorithms are salts, nonces, and
initialization vectors. Search the Internet for information regarding each of these.
How are they used? What are their strengths? How can they be compromised? Write
one page combined report for each of three values.
2. Case Project 4.3
Operating Systems come packaged with many digital certificates from certificate
authorities (CAs). Use the Internet to determine how to view the CAs for the type and
version of Operating System that you are using and view the list. How many have
you heard of and you familiar with? How many are unknown? Select three of the
publishers and research the organizations on the Internet. Write a one page
summary with your findings.
Remember to provide a list of online resources used for homework #2.
Running head: Homework #2
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References
Ciampa, Mark, Chuck. Security + Guide to Network Security (6th ed.). Cengage Learning,
ISBN: 978-1337288781

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