Which item is explicitly named as the Simple Key Loader (SKL) in the material?

• A. Simple Key Loader (SKL)
• B. DATA TRANSFER DEVICE (DTD)
• C. Traffic Encryption Key (TEK)
• D. Key Encryption Key (KEK)

Answer: (A)

This question tests your ability to recognize the exact label used in the material for the loader device. The text names the device that loads cryptographic keys as Simple Key Loader, with the acronym SKL. That direct labeling is why this choice is correct—the material explicitly identifies the loader by that exact name.

The other terms refer to different things: a Data Transfer Device is for moving data and keys between devices but is not called the loader; a Traffic Encryption Key is a type of key used for encryption, not a loading device; a Key Encryption Key protects TEKs during transfer or storage, not the loader itself. So, only the item labeled Simple Key Loader (SKL) matches the explicit designation of the loader in the material.