Transport Encryption Algorithms Flashcards
What is SSL?
SSL is Secure Sockets Layer, one of the first encryption methods for Internet browsers.
What is TLS?
Transport Layer Security, improved upon SSL, and is a worldwide standard.
What is HTTPS?
HTTP using SSL/TLS. It is the combination of SSL or TLS with browsers or the protocols that go from web servers to browsers and vice versa. Encrypts web server communication.
Uses port TCP 443.
What is SSH?
Secure Shell, used to encrypt communications with servers/terminals.
How can SSH be used?
Can be used with remote administration (to servers/terminals), and with Secure Copy (SCP), and Secure FTP (SFTP).
What is IPsec?
IPSec, security for OSI Layer 3 (IP Packets, TCP/UDP 1293). Used when you’re not just encrypting communication to and from web browsers/servers.
What does IPsec provide?
Confidentiality (built-in encryption), integrity and anti-replay attacks. Has the capability for packet signing.
What are the two core IPsec protocols?
Authentication Header (AH) and Encapsulation Security Payload (ESP)