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Identify the authentication techniques that are based on builtin mechanisms of HTTP.

Select 2 correct options
a HTTP does not have any built in mechanism for authentication.
It does - BASIC.

b BASIC


c CLIENT-CERT


d DIGEST


e FORM

My Choices are b & e.

But it's showing in answer key as b & d.

advice on this
 
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The HTTP protocol only offers the following mechanism :
  • HTTP Basic Authentication
  • HTTP Digest Authentication


  • You can refer to this RFC. Client authentication is HTTPS, and form authentication is servlet specific.
     
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