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• 正解だと思う選択肢: AB

  I thought that option A was totally wrong, because the question mentions "HTTP client does not support cookies". However it is right, along with option B. Check the link bellow, first paragraph. https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/media/secure-content-using-cloudfront-functions/

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  leoattf2023/02/22

• B. Signed URLs - This method allows the media company to control who can access the video content by creating a time-limited URL with a cryptographic signature. This URL can be distributed to the users who are unable to change the hardcoded URLs they are using for access, and they can access the content without needing to support cookies.

  D. JSON Web Token (JWT) - This method allows the media company to control who can access the video content by creating a secure token that contains user authentication and authorization information. This token can be distributed to the users who are using a custom HTTP client that does not support cookies. The users can include this token in their requests to access the content without needing to support cookies.

  Therefore, options B and D are the correct answers.

  Option A (Signed cookies) would not work for users who are using a custom HTTP client that does not support cookies. Option C (AWS AppSync) is not relevant to the requirement of securing video content. Option E (AWS Secrets Manager) is a service used for storing and retrieving secrets, which is not relevant to the requirement of securing video content.

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  johnmcclane782023/03/05

• Some of the company’s users are using a custom HTTP client that does not support cookies. **Singned URLS

  Some of the company’s users are unable to change the hardcoded URLs that they are using for access. **Signed cookies

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  CapJackSparrow2023/03/14