Hadoop - SecurityWhat does HDFS encryption at rest primarily protect?AData during transmission over the networkBData stored on disk from unauthorized accessCUser authentication credentialsDData processing speed in Hadoop jobsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand encryption at rest meaningEncryption at rest means protecting data when it is stored, not when it moves.Step 2: Identify what HDFS encryption at rest securesIt secures data saved on disks from unauthorized reading or theft.Final Answer:Data stored on disk from unauthorized access -> Option BQuick Check:Encryption at rest = Protect stored data [OK]Quick Trick: Encryption at rest means data is safe on disk [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing encryption at rest with encryption in transitThinking it protects user login credentialsAssuming it speeds up data processing
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