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Wander S Rojas

Wander S Rojas

The correct answer is D Authenticate.

Tony

Tony

It is actually Both Integrity and Authentication as well as non-repudiation, p431 of CompTIA Security+ Get Certifited Get Ahaed SY0-301 study Guide, Darril Gibson.

Tony

Tony

correct, but is PROVIDEs integrity

Correction

Correction

CIA or AIC = Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability
This is the security model.

Authentication and Authorization deals with PKI and it’s certificates, AAA.

But Integrity can also mean to verify that the document was indeed sent by the person. Viewing the signed certificate can tell you who it is actually coming from.

Correction

Correction

It’s dumb but that is just how it is.

Ric

Ric

From

CompTIA Security+ SY0-301 Authorized Cert Guide (Pearson)

This signing is done with a digital signature. A digital signature authenticates a document through math, letting the recipient know that the document was created and sent by the actual sender, and not someone else. So, it ensures [b]integrity[/b] and nonrepudiation, and it protects against forgery and tampering.

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Tony

Tony

THe question asks what does it “provide”? The answer of the three (as noted by Tony May 31) is Integrity.

Fundamental Kid

Fundamental Kid

For CompTIA Security+ SY0-401 for this question this is how the question is built=

Digital Signatures provide which of the following?

A.Confidentiality

B.Authorization

C.Integrity

and the answer is Integrity