E
File system level encryption usually works by stacking an encrypted file system on top of an existing file system.
This method is typically used to encrypt a specific directory
E
File system level encryption usually works by stacking an encrypted file system on top of an existing file system.
This method is typically used to encrypt a specific directory
the question here to secure the data at rest on the EBS volume, and E typically use to protect specific directory/fs only instead of the whole EBS. I do have doubt on the ans C as well, but I still think C is better than E in this case.
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