Content Delivery Network (CDN) Certification

What is the primary purpose of token-based URL signing in a CDN?

To compress content before delivery to end users To ensure only authorized users can access protected content by embedding a cryptographic signature in the URL To route requests to the nearest edge node automatically To enable HTTP/2 push for static assets

Correct Answer:

To ensure only authorized users can access protected content by embedding a cryptographic signature in the URL

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