Kafka - SecurityHow can you ensure Kafka broker logs do not expose sensitive authentication details?ADisable all logging to prevent data exposureBEnable verbose logging for all componentsCStore logs in plain text files accessible to all usersDConfigure log level to WARN or ERROR and avoid DEBUGCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand logging levels impact on sensitive dataDEBUG logs often contain detailed info including sensitive data; WARN or ERROR reduce verbosity.Step 2: Choose logging configuration to protect sensitive infoSetting log level to WARN or ERROR limits exposure of authentication details.Final Answer:Configure log level to WARN or ERROR and avoid DEBUG -> Option DQuick Check:Lower log verbosity protects sensitive info [OK]Quick Trick: Use WARN or ERROR log level to protect secrets [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESEnabling verbose logging unnecessarilyStoring logs with open permissionsDisabling logging completely
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