Which two statements are true regarding storing user details in Spring Security? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is C. User details can be stored in custom storage and retrieve them by implementing the D. User details can be stored in a database, in LDAP, or in-memory. Authorities are part of a Principal. Default user is not created when you define your own UserDetailsService in memory or not.

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AWith a custom UserDetailsService defined in the ApplicationContext, Spring Boot still creates
BPasswords must be hashed and the default hashing algorithm is MD5.
CUser details can be stored in custom storage and retrieve them by implementing the
DUser details can be stored in a database, in LDAP, or in-memory.
EThe user details includes username and password but not authorities.

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16% (6)
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3% (1)
C
74% (28)
E
8% (3)

Explanation

Authorities are part of a Principal. Default user is not created when you define your own UserDetailsService in memory or not.

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#UserDetailsService#password storage#LDAP#in-memory authentication

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