Exchanging a secret key over the phone before using it to send a secret message over the Internet would be a form of:
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In-band key exchange |
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Out of band key exchange |
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Broadband key exchange |
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Tele-band key exchange |
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IT will be OUT OF BAND KEY EXCHANGE
SO, OPTION B IS CORRECT
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Exchanging a secret key over the phone before using it to send a secret message over...
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