Fall 2001, CSE 597E: Quiz 8 and solution - 28 Nov 2001
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- [2 points]
What is the characteristic of an arbitrated digital signature protocol (only one answer, please)
- It involves a trusted third party to ensure delivery to the intended receiver, and only to him
- It involves a trusted third party to certify origin and possibly make other checks about content
- It involves a trusted third party to create a session key to be used as signature
- It involves a trusted third party to ensure that the message has been signed
- [3 points] In the El Gamal Signature Scheme,
given the message M, the signature (r, s), and the public key (p,a,y) the receiver or 3rd party
can verify the signature by checking whether:
- ap = yrrs (mod p)
- ay = yrrs (mod p)
- ar = yssr (mod p)
- aM = yrrs (mod p)
- [3 points] In the spi calculus nonces are represented by using
(only one answer, please)
- A pseudorandom primitive
- A process which generates a sequence of bits in a random way
- The restriction operator (aka new operator)
- They cannot be represented
- [2 points] In the spi calculus approach, security properties are specifies in terms of
(only one answer, please)
- properties on the traces, like in CSP
- processes
- equivalences on processes
- operators of the language, like restriction and encryption
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