Refer to the exhibit. A company employee is connecting to mail google.com from an endpoint device. The website is loaded but with an error. What is occurring?

The correct answer is C. Certificate is not in trusted roots. Even if the individual certificate is installed, the system cannot validate the certificates legitimacy if the issuer is not a root/trusted CA. It must be added/imported to Trusted Root Certificates Authorities so the Issuer (mail.google.com) will become a root trusted CA and…

Submitted by carlos_mx· Mar 6, 2026Network Intrusion Analysis

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Exhibit

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ADNS hijacking attack
BEndpoint local time is invalid.
CCertificate is not in trusted roots.
Dman-in-the-middle attack

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A
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B
20% (4)
C
65% (13)
D
5% (1)

Explanation

Even if the individual certificate is installed, the system cannot validate the certificates legitimacy if the issuer is not a root/trusted CA. It must be added/imported to Trusted Root Certificates Authorities so the Issuer (mail.google.com) will become a root trusted CA and every individual cert signed by this CA will become valid.

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#SSL/TLS errors#digital certificates#trusted roots#web security

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