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CompTIA Security+ study material · question 557 of 611
Why can a protocol using only static long-term keys not provide forward secrecy?
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Answer: D. The same key protects every session, so compromising it exposes all recorded traffic
Forward secrecy requires per-session keys that are discarded, which static reuse by definition prevents.
Source: RFC 8446 (IETF) — RFC 8446 § 1.2 Major Differences from TLS 1.2