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Protection against active attacks (falsification of data and transactions) is known as ___________ .
 
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The purpose of the _________ algorithm is to enable two users to exchange a secret key securely that then can be used for subsequent encryption of messages and depends on the difficulty of computing discrete logarithms for its effectiveness.
 
  A. Diffie-Hellman  B. RSA
 
  C. DSS  D. Rivest-Adleman



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MESSAGE AUTHENTICATION

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