Analyze the following Atom specification containing the atom:feed element: atomFeed = element atom:feed { atomCommonAttributes, (atomAuthor* & atomCategory* & atomContributor* ...
atom:feed elements must contain exactly one atom:title element. 0%
atom:feed elements must contain exactly one atom:id element. 0%
atom:feed elements can contain more than one atom:logo element. 0%
atom:feed elements must not contain exactly one atom:updated element. 0%
atom:feed elements must not contain more than one atom:icon element. 0%
Analyze the following identifiers: 1 http://www.example.org/thing 2 http://www.EXAMPLE.org/thing 3 HTTP://www.example.org/thing 4 http://www.example.com/%7ebob 5 http://www.example.com/%7Ebob Whi...
1 and 2 0%
1 and 3 0%
4 and 5 0%
2 and 3 0%
None of these 0%
Atom processors must be able to decrypt Atom Documents with the ________ encryption algorithm.
AES-128 0%
AES-256 0%
Blowfish 0%
IDEA 0%
Due to which of the following reasons should Atom Documents not use Message Authentication Code (MAC) for the Digital signature security mechanism?
Improper handling of the keying material used for Message Authentication Code (MAC) authentication may cause security risks for Atom Documents. 0%
Message Authentication Code (MAC) does not ensure the integrity of Atom Documents. 0%
Atom Documents do not support Message Authentication Code (MAC) for the Digital signature security mechanism. 0%
Message Authentication Code (MAC) is not compatible with the Digital signature security mechanism used for Atom Documents. 0%
For which of the following elements of an Atom, time zone is not a required content?
<atom:created> 0%
<atom:issued> 0%
<atom:modified> 0%
<atom:updated> 0%
State whether the following statement is true or false: <atom:feed> elements may contain one or more <atom:generator> elements.
State whether the following statement is true or false: <atom:id> is not a required element of <atom:feed> in an Atom.
The <atom:info> element is a ________ construct of an Atom.
Person 0%
Date 0%
Content 0%
Link 0%
The <atom:uri> is an element of a ________ construct of an Atom.
Person 0%
Date 0%
Content 0%
Link 0%
The content of the <atom:id> element of an Atom must be a ________.
URI 0%
string 0%
text 0%
media type 0%
The value of the rel attribute of a Link construct of an Atom must be a ________.
URI 0%
media type 0%
string 0%
binary data 0%
Which of the following actions should be taken by Atom processors to check the integrity of a decrypted Atom Document?
Verifying the hash in the signature in the document 0%
Comparing the decrypted Atom Document with the original Atom Document 0%
Using message authentication code (MAC) authentication 0%
Verifying a hash of the document within the document 0%
Which of the following are the required elements of an Atom's <feed> element?
<title> 0%
<icon> 0%
<category> 0%
<updated> 0%
Which of the following attributes are optional for the <atom:generator> element of an Atom?
version 0%
uri 0%
term 0%
label 0%
Which of the following attributes must be contained in the <atom:category> element of an Atom?
term 0%
scheme 0%
label 0%
href 0%
Which of the following Common Atom constructs are supported by Atom 1.0?
Text construct 0%
Person construct 0%
Date construct 0%
All of the above 0%
Which of the following elements are Common Atom Date constructs?
atom:published 0%
atom:summary 0%
atom:updated 0%
atom:title 0%
atom:rights 0%
Which of the following elements are necessarily contained in every Atom element?
unique identifier 0%
category 0%
title 0%
timestamp 0%
Which of the following elements are optional for an Atom's <entry> element?
<updated> 0%
<source> 0%
<category> 0%
<title> 0%
Which of the following elements does not belong to the Person construct of an Atom?
atom:name 0%
atom:uri 0%
atom:email 0%
atom:feed 0%
Which of the following elements indicates the default author of the feed of an Atom?
<atom:generator> 0%
<atom:publisher> 0%
<atom:author> 0%
<atom:copyright> 0%
Which of the following elements must be contained in a Person construct of an Atom?
atom:name 0%
atom:feed 0%
atom:uri 0%
atom:email 0%
Which of the following encryption algorithms are required by Atom processors using Digital Signatures for securing Atom Documents?
AES-128 0%
AES-256 0%
Blowfish 0%
IDEA 0%
TripleDES 0%
Which of the following is a valid Atom Date construct?
<updated>2003-12-13t18:30:02Z</updated> 0%
<updated>2003-12-13T18:30:02</updated> 0%
<updated>2003-12-13T18:30:02.25+01:00</updated> 0%
<updated>2003-12-13t18:30:02+01:00</updated> 0%
Which of the following is not a required attribute of the Link construct of an Atom?
title 0%
href 0%
rel 0%
type 0%
Which of the following is the default value of the rel attribute of an Atom's Link construct?
self 0%
related 0%
alternate 0%
via 0%
Which of the following is/are a required attribute of the <category> element of an Atom?
term 0%
scheme 0%
label 0%
All of the above 0%
Which of the following metadata elements should not be used to convey machine readable licensing information?
atom:rights 0%
atom:source 0%
atom:published 0%
atom:title 0%
Which of the following modes of operation is used by Atom processors while decrypting Atom Documents using AES-128?
Counter (CTR) 0%
Electronic codebook (ECB) 0%
Output feedback (OFB) 0%
Propagating cipher-block chaining (PCBC) 0%
Cipher Block Chaining (CBC) 0%
Which of the following normalization strategies should be used to generate the atom:id element of an Atom?
Provide the scheme in uppercase characters. 0%
Provide the host, if any, in lowercase characters. 0%
Use uppercase A through H characters when percent-encoding. 0%
For schemes that define an empty path to be equivalent to a path of "/", use "/". 0%
For schemes that define a port, use an empty port if the default is desired. 0%
Which of the following options describes a cryptographic attack on an Atom Document?
Using a different hash key to decrypt an Atom Document 0%
Changing the digital signatures of an Atom Document 0%
Changing bits in a way that the decrypted message makes sense but has a different meaning 0%
None of these 0%
Which of the following options describes a spoofing attack on an Atom Document?
Removing the atom:id element from the Atom Document 0%
Adding an atom:id element to the Atom Document 0%
Creating a duplicate of an Atom Document by publishing a falsified atom:source element 0%
None of these 0%
Which of the following security mechanisms are used to secure Atom Documents?
Digital Signatures 0%
Watermarking 0%
Encryption 0%
Message Integrity Code (MIC) 0%
Which of the following security mechanisms of Atom must be used if message authentication code(MAC) is used to authenticate an Atom Document?
Watermarking 0%
Signing and Encryption 0%
Digital Signatures 0%
Hash Function 0%
Which of the following security mechanisms of Atom provides document authentication, message integrity and proof of origin?
Watermarking 0%
Encryption 0%
Hash Function 0%
Digital Signatures 0%
Which of the following software libraries can be used to access Atom feeds?
Rome 0%
Apache Abdera 0%
Apache POI 0%
OpenJDK 0%
Which of the following statements are true about Atom 1.0?
Atom 1.0 offers built-in support for XML Digital Signatures and XML Encryption. 0%
Atom 1.0 is not in an XML namespace but may contain elements from other XML namespaces. 0%
Atom 1.0 documents can be identified by a MIME media type. 0%
Atom 1.0 includes a non-normative RELAX NG schema that validates Atom Document instances. 0%
Atom 1.0 includes relative IRI support using xml:base. 0%
Which of the following statements is true about an Atom Document that uses MAC for its authentication?
The document must be encrypted first and then signed. 0%
The document must be signed first and then encrypted. 0%
Either of the above orders may be followed. 0%
None of these 0%
Which of the following statements is true about the atom:logo and atom:icon elements of an Atom?
The content of an atom:logo element is an Internationalized Resource Identifier (IRI) [RFC3987] where as the content of an atom:logo element is a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) [RFC3986]. 0%
The atom:icon element identifies a small image and provides an iconic visual identification for the feed whereas the atom:logo element identifies a larger image and provides visual identification for the feed. 0%
In case of an atom:logo element, the image must have an aspect ratio of one (horizontal) to one (vertical) whereas for an atom:icon element, the image must have an aspect ratio of 2 (horizontal) to 1 (vertical). 0%
None of these 0%
Which of the following statements is true about the rel and href attributes of the <link> element of an Atom?
The rel attribute contains the link's IRI whereas the href attribute indicates the link relation type. 0%
The rel attribute is a required attribute whereas the href attribute is an optional attribute. 0%
The value href attribute must be an IRI reference [RFC3987] whereas the value of the rel attribute may either match the isegment-nz-nc or the IRI reference. 0%
None of the above 0%
Which of the following tags should be placed into the head of an XHTML document to provide a link to an Atom feed?
<link type="application/atom+xml" href="http://atom.com/atom.xml"/> 0%
<link href="http://example.org/feed/" rel="self" /> 0%
<link href="atom.xml" type="application/atom+xml" rel="alternate" /> 0%
<link title="Atom Feed" href="http://atom.com/atom.xml"/> 0%
Which of the following values can be assigned to the mode attribute of a Content construct of an Atom?
text 0%
xml 0%
html 0%
base64 0%
escaped 0%
Which of the following values can be assigned to the type attribute of a Content construct of an Atom?
text 0%
xml 0%
html 0%
base64 0%
xhtml 0%
Which of the following values cannot be assigned to the type attribute of a Text construct of an Atom?
text 0%
html 0%
xhtml 0%
xml 0%
Which of the following values must be considered for the mode attribute if it is not present in the Content construct of an Atom?
text 0%
html 0%
xml 0%
xhtml 0%