QuestionQ145
Database SecurityExamine the following configuration:
- You have a corporate private network that uses its own Certificate Authority (CA) with an industry-standard 2048-bit RSA key length.
- All MySQL Server and client certificates are signed by the central corporate CA.
- All clients are known, controlled, and reside only on the private LAN.
- The private network uses its own private authoritative DNS.
- The private network also uses other nominal enterprise services.
- An end-to-end encrypted connection between a MySQL client and MySQL server has been established on this LAN.
How does the MySQL Server’s self-signed certificate compare with one signed by a known public, third-party trusted Certificate Authority?
- A The self-signed certificate is less secure and equally trusted.
- B The self-signed certificate is more secure and equally trusted.
- C The self-signed certificate is equally secure and equally trusted.
- D The self-signed certificate is less secure and less trusted.
- E The self-signed certificate is more secure and less trusted.
- F The self-signed certificate is equally secure and less trusted.
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