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13/06/2022 7:10 am
A firewall is configured with SSL Forward Proxy decryption and has the following four enterprise certificate authorities (CAs):
i. Enterprise-Trusted-CA, which is verified as Forward Trust Certificate (The CA is also installed in the trusted store of the end-user browser and system.)
ii. Enterprise-Untrusted-CA, which is verified as Forward Untrust Certificate
iii. Enterprise-Intermediate-CA
iv. Enterprise-Root-CA, which is verified only as Trusted Root CA
An end-user visits https://www.example-website.com/ with a server certificate Common Name (CN): www.example-website.com.The firewall does the SSL Forward Proxy decryption for the website and the server certificate is not trusted by the firewall.
The end-user's browser will show that the certificate for www.example-website.comwas issued by which of the following?
- A . Enterprise-Root-CA which is a self-signed CA
- B . Enterprise-Intermediate-CA which was, in turn, issued by Enterprise-Root-CA
- C . Enterprise-Untrusted-CA which is a self-signed CA
- D . Enterprise-Trusted-CA which is a self-signed CA
Suggested Answer: C