As part of a wireless security assessment, an engineer must accurately map each IEEE 802.11 cryptographic protocol to its underlying encryption algorithm and message integrity mechanism. Match each protocol on the left to its matching cryptographic pair on the right.
- GCMP-256AES stream/block cipher operating in Galois/Counter Mode delivering authenticated encryption with 256-bit key length
- CCMP-128AES operating in Counter Mode combined with Cipher Block Chaining Message Authentication Code for 128-bit encryption and integrity
- TKIPRC4 stream cipher paired with the Michael hashing algorithm to provide legacy key mixing and frame integrity check
- BIP-GMAC-256Galois Message Authentication Code implementation under 802.11w designed specifically to safeguard broadcast and multicast management frames
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GCMP-256 matches AES in Galois/Counter Mode (256-bit key). CCMP-128 matches AES in Counter Mode with CBC-MAC (128-bit key). TKIP matches RC4 stream cipher with the Michael algorithm. BIP-GMAC-256 matches Galois Message Authentication Code under 802.11w for broadcast/multicast management frames.
Each protocol correctly pairs with its cryptographic specification: GCMP-256 uses AES in Galois/Counter Mode with 256-bit keys; CCMP-128 uses AES Counter Mode with CBC-MAC; TKIP pairs RC4 with the Michael integrity check algorithm; and BIP-GMAC-256 provides Galois MAC integrity protection for broadcast management frames.
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Wireless Cipher Suites and Integrity Mechanisms