# Introduction to Encryption - Course Assessment

This assessment questionnaire gives you the opportunity to verifiy your learning progress. Thank you for taking this course!

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Introduction to Encryption

## Questionnaire

Which is the currently most used symmetric encryption system on the Internet?

Triple-DES
DES
RC4
AES

The advantage of symmetric encryption in comparison to asymmetric encryption is in general:

It is more secure.
It is faster.
It allows for an easier key exchange.

Although the public key can be read by anyone, why does this fact alone not solve the key exchange problem?

Exchanging public keys is not enough to technically encrypt data.
Public keys are too big to be transferred over the Internet.
A public key contains no identify information.
Public key storage formats can be incompatible.

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## Chapters

Number | Title | Length
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| Start |
1 | Introduction (Full preview availabe) | 1 min
2 | Motivation: Why do we encrypt? (Full preview availabe) | 4 min
3 | What does Encrypting mean? (Full preview availabe) | 2 min
4 | Basics: Symmetric and asymmetric Encryption | 3 min
5 | Hybrid Encryption | 3 min
6 | Password-based Encryption (Full preview availabe) | 1 min
7 | Algorithms | 1 min
8 | Technical Parameters for Encryption I | 7 min
9 | Technical Parameters for Encryption II | 3 min
10 | Cryptographic Key Formats | 1 min
11 | Java program demonstration: Plaintext to AES encryption text | 3 min
12 | File and System encryption | 6 min
13 | Conclusion (Full preview availabe) | 1 min
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