When a user does online banking, the use of Secure Socket Layer:
A) ensures all data is deleted from internet service providers.
B) creates a session encryption that cannot be easily broken.
C) requires the use of a virtual private network.
D) can override encryption and ensure security.
E) creates a virtual private network to the bank.

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Secure Socket Layer (SSL) is a protocol that creates a session encryption between a user’s browser and a web server. This encryption ensures that any data transferred between the user and the bank is secure and cannot be easily intercepted or broken. SSL does not delete data from internet service providers, require the use of a virtual private network or override encryption. It only creates a secure and encrypted communication channel between the user and the bank.

When a User Does Online Banking, the Use of Secure