Which of the following security services are provided to the receiver when the sender transmits a symmetrically encrypted message digest prepared from a plain text message along with the plain text message? (Select all that apply) a. User authentication Ob. Data-origin authentication c. Authorization Od. Data Integrity Doto Confidentiality

Which of the following security services are provided to the receiver when the sender transmits a symmetrically encrypted message digest prepared from a plain text message along with the plain text message? (Select all that apply) a. User authentication Ob. Data-origin authentication c. Authorization Od. Data Integrity Doto Confidentiality

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