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Which of the following is used to add extra complexity before using a one-way data transformation algorithm?

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Key stretching
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Key stretching
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Data masking
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B.
Data masking
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Steganography
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Steganography
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Salting
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Salting
Suggested answer: D

Explanation:

Salting is the process of adding extra random data to a password or other data before applying a one-way data transformation algorithm, such as a hash function. Salting increases the complexity and randomness of the input data, making it harder for attackers to guess or crack the original data using precomputed tables or brute force methods. Salting also helps prevent identical passwords from producing identical hash values, which could reveal the passwords to attackers who have access to the hashed data. Salting is commonly used to protect passwords stored in databases or transmitted over networks.

Reference= Passwords technical overview

Encryption, hashing, salting -- what's the difference?

Salt (cryptography)

asked 02/10/2024
Soli Rash
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stephanie bagcal

Edited 8 days ago

Voted D

answer is D

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Frans Gafane

Edited 19 days ago

Voted D

D right

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Casie Clements

Edited 19 days ago

Voted D

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BurtAnderson Carter

Edited 19 days ago

Voted D

ans D

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Amin Dashti

Edited 19 days ago

please share explanation

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