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CCFR-201 Exam - Question 57


What happens when a hash is allowlisted?

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Correct Answer: D

When a hash is allowlisted, execution is allowed on all hosts that fall under the organization's CID (Customer Identification). This means that any device associated with the organization's account can execute the code linked to the allowlisted hash. This does not extend to other customers or organizations outside of the one that set the allowlist.

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wildbandanaOption: D
Dec 14, 2023

checked in docs

sbag0024Option: D
Jan 30, 2024

I think it is D. It is the only one that seems to make sense.

kangaruOption: D
Feb 11, 2024

While it might not apply to 'all' hosts, it can be applied to specific host groups.