Which tasks fall under the responsibility of the SSL proxy in a typical HTTPS connection? (Choose two.)

An SSL proxy terminates the client's SSL connection by performing the SSL handshake with the web client, allowing it to decrypt the traffic originating from the client for inspection.

After the client handshake, the SSL proxy initiates a new SSL connection to the web server, performing another SSL handshake with the server to re-encrypt traffic before sending it and decrypt responses.

While proxies might buffer data, 'File buffering' is a general networking function for data flow optimization and not a specific, core responsibility inherent to the SSL proxy's role during the handshake.

Communication with the URL filter process is a function of the FortiGate's security processing engine, which utilizes decrypted information from the SSL proxy, but it is not a direct task of the SSL proxy's handshake itself.