Computer Science, asked by waqasbca, 4 months ago

Which of the following methods help CloudFront make users request content through signed URLs?
1)OIA
2)HTTPS request
3)WAF
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Answered by Ishitasingh8466

Answer:

1 is correct

Explanation:

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Answered by ravilaccs

Answer:

The correct answer is option A

Explanation:

A mechanism for restricting access to content served through a distribution is provided by CloudFront signed URLs. It limits who can view the content, in contrast to the Origin Access Identity. By default, when you create a distribution, anyone with the URL can access it.
Visit the page for AWS account security credentials. Click "Create New Key Pair" after expanding "CloudFront key pairs." Download and save the generated private key file and public key file from the dialogue that appears. Save the "Access Key ID" of the key pair you just generated before closing the dialogue.
A way to allow time-limited access to an S3 object is with a Signed URL. A one-way hash created from the object, the expiration time, and the Secret Key is contained in the URL along with the Access Key. Because it is only valid for the amount of time you specify, a Signed URL is secure.
Users without credentials can carry out specific actions on a resource using signed URLs because they contain authentication information in their query string. After you create a signed URL, anyone in possession of it has the ability to use it within a given timeframe to carry out specific actions, like reading an object.
In order to share private content via CloudFront, an Origin Access Identity (OAI) is required. A private object from your origin server can be fetched by your CF distribution with the help of the OAI, a virtual user identity (e.g. S3 bucket).

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