ImplementationQuestion 54 of 100
Which secure protocol replaces Telnet for encrypted remote command-line access?
a.FTP
b.HTTP
c.SNMPv1
d.SSH
Explanation
Secure Shell (SSH) provides encrypted remote administration, replacing the plaintext Telnet protocol. It protects credentials and session data in transit. SSH also underpins secure file transfer and tunneling.
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