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Domain 1.4 of the SY0-701
- CompTIA Security+ SY0-701 TTT Series
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Ayomide Oluwaga introduced Domain 1.4 focusing on cryptographic solutions for cybersecurity, covering PKI, encryption types, data integrity, and blockchain, in preparation for the CompTIA Security+ exam. EL N and Ikedi Emmanuel provided feedback on the previous quiz, noting its improved relevance to the exam format but also pointing out questions on unaddressed topics. Ayomide Oluwaga conducted a practical demonstration of asymmetric encryption and key generation, illustrating how public and private keys work, and discussed real-world applications and cryptographic tools like TPMs and HSMs, as well as data obfuscation techniques such as steganography, tokenization, and data masking.
Ayomide Oluwaga introduced Domain 1.4 focusing on cryptographic solutions for cybersecurity, covering PKI, encryption types, data integrity, and blockchain, in preparation for the CompTIA Security+ exam. EL N and Ikedi Emmanuel provided feedback on the previous quiz, noting its improved relevance to the exam format but also pointing out questions on unaddressed topics. Ayomide Oluwaga conducted a practical demonstration of asymmetric encryption and key generation, illustrating how public and private keys work, and discussed real-world applications and cryptographic tools like TPMs and HSMs, as well as data obfuscation techniques such as steganography, tokenization, and data masking.
