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CompTIA Exam CAS-004 Topic 10 Question 29 Discussion

Actual exam question for CompTIA's CAS-004 exam
Question #: 29
Topic #: 10
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An administrator at a software development company would like to protect the integrity of the company's applications with digital signatures. The developers report that the signing process keeps failing on all applications. The same key pair used for signing, however, is working properly on the website, is valid, and is issued by a trusted CA. Which of the following is MOST likely the cause of the

signature failing?

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by Solange at Jan 05, 2023, 01:12 PM

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Cordell
1 months ago
Aha, the classic 'trusted CA' trick! Bet the developers forgot to renew the certificate or installed the wrong root CA. Time to get the IT team on speed dial!
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Desirae
1 days ago
Time to involve the IT team to investigate further.
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Fairy
3 days ago
Let's check if the developers are using the correct key pair.
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Paola
10 days ago
Could be an issue with the root CA.
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Britt
1 months ago
Maybe the certificate expired?
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Glenn
2 months ago
I bet the developers are using the same certificate for both the website and the applications, but the applications are on a different server. Gotta love that cross-platform compatibility!
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Elliott
2 months ago
Maybe the developers accidentally signed the applications with the wrong certificate. It's like trying to open a locked door with the wrong key - just ain't gonna work, my friend.
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Caren
4 days ago
They should double-check and make sure they are using the correct certificate for signing.
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Mitzie
5 days ago
That makes sense, it's like using the wrong key to open a door.
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Mirta
7 days ago
Maybe the developers accidentally signed the applications with the wrong certificate.
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Adelaide
2 months ago
Ahh, the old 'signing process keeps failing' conundrum. I'm guessing the private key is either corrupted or not properly synced across the applications. Better call the IT helpdesk, they love this kind of thing!
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Hubert
17 days ago
Definitely sounds like a job for the IT helpdesk to troubleshoot.
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Sunshine
18 days ago
Could be a synchronization issue with the private key across the applications.
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Simona
27 days ago
Maybe the private key got corrupted during the signing process.
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Paris
3 months ago
Could it be that the applications are not configured to trust the CA?
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Kirby
3 months ago
Hmm, sounds like a classic case of a certificate mismatch. I bet the developers forgot to configure the correct certificate on the applications. Time to double-check those settings!
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Essie
1 months ago
Double-checking the settings is definitely a good idea to solve this issue.
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Kirk
1 months ago
Maybe there's a mismatch between the certificate used for signing and the one configured on the applications.
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Evangelina
2 months ago
I think the developers might have forgotten to update the certificate.
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Pamella
2 months ago
Did you check if the correct certificate is configured on the applications?
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Cherry
3 months ago
I think the applications might not be able to verify the certificate chain.
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Una
3 months ago
Maybe the key pair is not compatible with the applications.
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