Weekly CISSP Exam Questions
In SSL/TLS, what ensures the integrity of the message?
A. Digital Certificate
B. Symmetric Encryption
C. Hash Function
D. Asymmetric Encryption
Correct Answer: C
Explanation:
Digital Certificate: Digital certificates are used to verify the identity of the parties involved in the communication, but they do not ensure the integrity of the message itself.
Symmetric Encryption: Symmetric encryption is used for confidentiality, ensuring that the message can't be understood if intercepted. However, it does not ensure that the message has not been altered.
Hash Function: Hash functions are used to ensure the integrity of the message. They provide a way to detect if the message has been altered during transit.
Asymmetric Encryption: This type of encryption is used for securing the initial key exchange and can be used for ensuring confidentiality but doesn't, by itself, ensure message integrity.
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