S90-18 practice question 15 of 15
Service A is a utility service that has been designed to receive and send non-confidential messages. Service A provides access to a legacy…
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Service A is a utility service that has been designed to receive and send non-confidential messages.
Service A provides access to a legacy application. Since the launch of Service A . the overall usage
volumes have increased beyond expectations. Upon a review of the access logs, it is discovered that
most of the requests came from unauthorized service consumers. The application of the Direct
Authentication and Data Confidentiality patterns will prevent this from happening in the future.
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