TLS is the correct answer because it is the protocol specifically designed to secure transmission of data over the internet, ensuring the encryption of data, authentication of the server, and integrity of the transmitted data. SSL, while historically used for similar purposes, has been deprecated in favor of the more secure TLS. SSH is used for secure remote administration of systems, not for securing HTTP traffic.
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What does TLS stand for and how does it work?
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