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T/F. the authentication header (ah) protocol provides secrecy for the contents of network communications as well as system-to-system authentication and data integrity verification.

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The statement is false that Authentication Header (AH), a protocol that is a component of the Internet Protocol Security (IPsec) protocol family, verifies the source of IP packets (datagrams) and ensures the accuracy of the data.

What does Ah (authentication header protocol) stand for?

Data integrity, data origin authentication, and replay prevention are all provided by the Authentication Header (AH) protocol. Your data, however, is sent in the open because AH does not offer data confidentiality.

What purposes serves the Ah protocol?

Identification Header Data integrity, data origin authentication, and replay prevention are all provided by the Authentication Header (AH) protocol. Your data, however, is sent in the open because AH does not offer data confidentiality.

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