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HTTPS (HyperText Transfer Protocol Secure) secures web traffic by employing encryption to protect data exchanged between a client and a web server. HTTPS utilizes SSL/TLS protocols to establish an encrypted connection, ensuring confidentiality, integrity, and authenticity. This protection prevents eavesdropping, man-in-the-middle attacks, and data tampering. The HTTPS protocol is essential for secure browsing, particularly for online banking, e-commerce, and any platform requiring the transmission of sensitive information like credit card details. Websites using HTTPS are identified by a padlock icon in the browser, signifying that the connection is encrypted and authenticated. Why Other Options Are Incorrect: 1. IPsec: Secures data at the network layer, primarily for VPNs, not specifically for web traffic. 2. FTP: File Transfer Protocol is for file exchanges and does not provide encryption. 3. SMTP: Simple Mail Transfer Protocol is used for email transmission without inherent encryption. 4. SNMP: Simple Network Management Protocol manages network devices and does not handle web traffic. HTTPS stands out as the go-to protocol for secure web interactions.
Gameti' is leader of which of the following tribal people?
Any ineligible Member of Parliament is terminated by?
The measures of tenancy reforms pertain to
(1) Regulation of rent
(2) Security of tenure
(3) Ownership rights for tenants
In which of the following regions are Pygmies found?
UNO was established on?
Padmashree Kripalsingh Shekhawat is related to -
The intensity of earthquake is measured by?
What was the immediate outcome of the conference of ambassadors of European states, which was chaired by
Duke Metternich?
Lohit River flows in?
Who formed the association in favour of widow remarriage in Madras Presidency?