What is the function of the 's s l' / 't l s' cryptographic layer when handling web cookies configured with the 'Secure' attribute tag flag?
A. It blocks search engine bots from parsing the webpage layout structure completely.
B. It ensures that the cookie string is only transmitted over encrypted (HTTPS) connections, preventing interception on unencrypted paths.
C. It forces the browser to discard the cookie automatically when the session closes.
D. It automatically translates the domain text string into numerical IP locations.
Answer: Option B
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
The 'Secure' attribute flag on a cookie directs the client browser to only transmit that cookie back to the server when using an encrypted HTTPS connection.
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