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Joe wants to implement an authentication protocol that is well suited to untrusted networks. Which of the following options is best suited to his needs in its default state?

A.Kerberos
B.RADIUS
C.LDAP
D.TACACS+

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Final answer:

The best authentication protocol for untrusted networks is TACACS+ because it encrypts the entire authentication process and separates authentication, authorization, and accounting services, offering enhanced security over the other options.

Step-by-step explanation:

When selecting an authentication protocol for use over untrusted networks, the key is to ensure that the protocol provides strong authentication mechanisms and encryption. Here are the options you've provided:

Therefore, the best option for Joe would be TACACS+ because it provides better security features for authentication and encrypts the entire authentication process making it well suited for untrusted networks.

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