Which of the following security zones is used for Web sites that the user does not trust?
A.
Internet zone
B.
Trusted zone
C.
Restricted zone
D.
Local Intranet zone
Explanation:
The Security zones in Internet Explorer are security-related zones containing a particular group of
Web sites. Different levels of permissions are assigned through these groups. These zones are
included in the configuration settings. The security settings for each zone can be configured by the
user. Following are the types of Security zones:
Internet: This is the default zone for all Web sites, including all public Internet Web sites. By default,
the security level is Medium-High.
Local Intranet: This zone is for the Web sites on the local network. These sites are considered
relatively trustworthy. The default security level for this zone is Medium-Low.
Trusted Sites: This zone is for the trusted Web sites specified by the user. The default security level
for this zone is Medium.
Restricted Sites: This zone is for the Web sites that the user does not trust. These sites are
considered risky by the user. The default security level for this zone is High.