When a user clicks to browse a secure page, the SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) enabled server will first:
A.
Use its digital certificate to establish its identity to the browser.
B.
Validate the user by checking the CRL (Certificate Revocation List).
C.
Request the user to produce the CRL (Certificate Revocation List).
D.
Display the requested page on the browser, then provide its IP (Internet Protocol) address for verification
Explanation:
The Secure Socket Layer is used to establish a secure communication connection between two TCP based machines. This protocol uses the handshake method. When a connection request is made to the server, the server sends a message back to the client indicating a secure connection is needed. The client then sends the
server a certificate indicating the capabilities of the client. The server then evaluates the certificate and responds with a session key and an encrypted private key. The session is secure after this process.
Reference: Security + (SYBEX) page 365