Standard Bearer Academy

Computers, Internet, Applications Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability Classification, Investigation, Authorization Communication, Integration, Authentication

Symmetric encryption is stronger than asymmetric encryption Symmetric uses the same key for encryption and decryption; asymmetric uses a pair of keys Asymmetric encryption can only be used for email Symmetric encryption requires no keys at all

Brute force attack Denial-of-service attack Phishing SQL injection

Ethical hackers use different tools Ethical hackers have authorization and aim to improve security Ethical hackers only work on weekends There is no real difference between them

Publishing all security vulnerabilities immediately on social media Never reporting vulnerabilities to anyone Privately notifying the affected organization and allowing time for a fix before public disclosure Selling vulnerability information to the highest bidder

A law requiring all computers to have antivirus software The primary U.S. federal law addressing computer crime and unauthorized access A regulation governing social media companies An international treaty on cybersecurity

They mean exactly the same thing Disinformation is deliberately false; misinformation is unintentionally false Misinformation is more harmful than disinformation Disinformation only exists in print media

Extremely secure encryption methods AI-generated realistic fake videos, audio, or images Deep web websites that sell illegal goods A type of computer virus that hides deep in system files

It only applies to physical property, not digital content It applies to software piracy, data theft, unauthorized access, and plagiarism It only applies if you make money from the stolen content It does not apply in the digital age

They accepted everything they were told without question They refused to engage with any new information They eagerly received messages but carefully examined them to verify their truth They only read religious texts and avoided all secular sources