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IT-Security TU Graz (64 Cards)

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[Wireless Security] Cryptographic Goals
CIA:
  • Confidentiality
  • Integrety
  • Authentication

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  • non-repudiation
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What is the birthday paradox?
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How many people are necessary so that with probability > 50% two have their birthdays on the same day?
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Why is WEP considered to be insecure?
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How can we attack WPA2?
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Why do we have to care about buffer overflows?
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Should we design cryptographic protocols ourselves?
No :)
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If I am the owner of a root certificate, can I create a certificate for www.google.com?
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Die Bürgerkarte
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Rplay Attack
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Kerberos
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Woman-in-the-Middle Attack
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PGP and X.509
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X.509 is secure
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Revocation
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Did we solve the key distribution problem?
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Trust
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Check whether (x,y) is a valid point (E given).
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Let E be given. Compute all valid points defined over F 7.
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Perform a point addition/doubling. Formulas are given.
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Perform a generic point multiplication.
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Why do we need asymmetric cryptography?
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What is one of the major goals of asymmetric cryptography?
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What is the Discrete Logarithm Problem?
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What is the Diffie-Hellman Problem?
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What are the similarities of the Diffie-Hellman key exchange and the Elgamal encryption?
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ElGamal: Why do two identical messages not lead to two identical ciphertexts?
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Why is it important not to reuse ephemeral keys?
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Why do we need to use a hash function in DSA?
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What is Euler's Phi Function and Fermat's Little Theorem?
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Which (four) mathematics oriented attacks on RSA do you know?
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What are the problems of RSA regarding its "determinism"?
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What measures does RSA-OAEP use to secure textbook RSA?
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How can you improve the performance of RSA?
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[Physical Attacks] What cryptographic goals do you want to achieve?
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What logical attacks did we discuss?
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What applications need security?
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What optimization principals do we want to achieve?
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What is the problem with throughput?
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What is the problem with power?
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What is the problem with quality?
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What is the problem with chip area?
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Which criteria do we use to categorize physical attacks?
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Is there perfect physical security?
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What is a practical goal for such a security critical device?
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What are sources of leaking timing information?
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What are the two basic requirements to avoid the leakage of timing information?
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Which transformations are performed within the final round of AES?
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What is the difference between a simple power analysis (SPA) and a differential power analysis (DPA) attack?
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How does the DPA on AES work?
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Why is it important that the power traces are aligned?
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Name and explain three countermeasures against power analysis attacks.
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How is it possible to induce a fault?
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Error detection codes.
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How many bits can you recover by applying a safe-error attack, per induced fault?
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How does the Bellcore attack work?
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What are two countermeasures to secure RSA?
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How does AES work?
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How does a fault attack on AES work, when you toggle the LSB before the final round S-box operation?
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How many plaintext / ciphertext pairs do you need to recover the full key?
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How many plaintext / ciphertext pairs do you need when you insert an error at the end of the 7th round?
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Explain how textbook RSA works. How do you generate keys, how do you encrypt a message, how do you decrypt a message? Explain this in full detail
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Name and explain two methods (in detail), with which the speed of the RSA exponentiation can be improved.
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Why is it a bad idea to share the RSA modulus n with other users? Discuss the scenario, when the attacker is IN the group of users who share the same modulus. Also, discuss the scenario, when the attacker is NOT a member of the group of users who share the same modulus.
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Flashcard set info:
Author: Mihael
Main topic: Infomatik
Topic: IT Sicherheit
School / Univ.: TU Graz
City: Graz
Published: 21.07.2014
Tags: 2014
 
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All cards (64)
Active Physical Attacks (9)
DH-KE & Elgamal (8)
Finite Field and ECC (4)
Introduction to Physical Attacks (11)
Key Establishment (10)
Passive Physical Attacks (7)
RSA in practice (5)
Wireless Security (7)
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