GSNA · Question #102
Which of the following statements about data integrity of a container are true? (Choose two)
The correct answer is A. It ensures that a hacker cannot alter the contents of an HTTP message while it is in transit from a C. Data integrity ensures that information has not been modified by a third party while it is in transit. Data integrity ensures that information has not been modified, altered, or destroyed by a third party while it is in transit. Data integrity ensures that the data received is same as the data that was sent. Moreover, no one can tamper with the data during transmission from…
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Which of the following statements about data integrity of a container are true? (Choose two)
Options
- AIt ensures that a hacker cannot alter the contents of an HTTP message while it is in transit from a
- BData integrity ensures that information is made available to users who are authorized to access it.
- CData integrity ensures that information has not been modified by a third party while it is in transit.
- DIt ensures that an eavesdropper cannot read an HTTP message being sent from a client to a
How the community answered
(67 responses)- A76% (51)
- B7% (5)
- D16% (11)
Explanation
Data integrity ensures that information has not been modified, altered, or destroyed by a third party while it is in transit. Data integrity ensures that the data received is same as the data that was sent. Moreover, no one can tamper with the data during transmission from source to It also ensures that a hacker cannot alter the contents of an HTTP message while it is in transit from the container to the client. This will be accomplished through the use of HTTPS. The HTTPS stands for Hypertext Transfer Protocol over Secure Socket Layer. The HTTPS encrypts and decrypts the page requests and page information between the client browser and the Web server using a Secure Socket Layer. Answer: D is incorrect. This answer option describes confidentiality. Answer: B is incorrect. This answer option also describes confidentiality.
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