When communicating via TLS, the client initiates the handshake to the server and the server responds back with its certificate for identification. Which information is available on the server certificate?
A.
server name, trusted subordinate CA, and private key
B.
trusted subordinate CA, public key, and cipher suites
C.
trusted CA name, cipher suites, and private key
The server wont never share it's private key, so A and C are not right, and the cypher suite is in the handshake, not the certificate so B isn't right either. so D is correct.
When a client initiates a TLS handshake with a server, the server sends its certificate to the client. The server certificate typically includes the server's domain name (i.e., server name), the public key of the server, and the name of the trusted Certificate Authority (CA) that issued the certificate.
The client uses the public key in the server certificate to encrypt a random value and send it back to the server, which can then decrypt it with its private key. This step establishes a secure channel between the client and server that they can use to exchange encrypted data.
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