Which of the following is an example of encrypted data in transit?

Encrypting a drive partition (e.g., with BitLocker or Veracrypt) protects data "at rest" on a storage device, not while it is actively being transmitted over a network.

Accessing a banking website utilizes HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure), which employs SSL/TLS encryption to secure data exchanged between the user's browser and the bank's server. This process encrypts sensitive information like credentials and financial data while it is "in transit" across the network.

Compressing a file with a password protects data "at rest" within the file itself and is a form of access control, but it does not inherently encrypt data in transit over a network.

Validating a download with a checksum verifies the integrity of a file to ensure it hasn't been corrupted or tampered with during transfer, but it does not encrypt the data itself while in transit.