Dod wireless devices must (at minimum) adhere to encryption requirements? a. pgp b. rc4 c. fips d. md5

DOD Wireless devices must (at minimum)  adhere to FIPS encryption  requirements,  FIPS stands for the Federal Information Processing Standard.  FIPS PUB 140-2 (full name) is a security standard set for digital devices and computers by the US government.  It is a computer security standard used to approve cryptographic modules.

DOD Wireless devices must stick to FIPS encryption.

According to United States Government, all the wireless devices must adhere to FIPS "(Federal Information Processing Standards)" encryption system. It is five-digit code that uniquely identifies United States Counties, geographic areas. It sets the minimum strength level for data encryption.

Encryption is used as a key to keep the sensitive data protected from illegal access. It is the benchmark that is used in the validation of Cryptographic hardware. It is used to protect sensitive data for security purposes.  

i think the answer is a or d

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