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* What symmetric and non-symmetric ciphers does your browser use when connecting to the following web sites: www.google.com www.neverssl.com www.sayweee.com
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* www.google.com: The connection of this site is encryped and autheticated using QUIC, X25519, and AES_128_GCM
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* What is the currently recommended strength, in bits, for AES when used in a TLS server?
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*The currently recommended strength for AES when used in a TLS server is 128 bits.*
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* Describe what an export-grade cipher is. Does this concept still apply in this day and age? Why or why not?
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*An export-grade cipher refers to a cryptographic algorithm that was intentionally weakened by design or limited in key size to comply with cryptographic export regulations that were prevalent in the late 20th century. *
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* Describe the circumstances under which any web browser released after 2020 would accept a SHA-1 signed TLS certificate, if any.
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* Is an extended validation TLS certificate more cryptographically secure than a normally issued TLS certificate?
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* What is Let's Encrypt, and what incident caused the project to be founded?
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