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What is the difference in the Java Security model between JDK 1.1 and JDK1.2 with regards to applets?

A There is no difference between the two JDK versions in question. Applets are always confined to the sandbox.
B In JDK 1.1, applets are never trusted and in JDK 1.2 they always are.
C JDK 1.2 fixed a flaw in the JDK 1.1 security policy. There are no security holes in JDK 1.2 because Applets are never trusted.
D In JDK 1.1 only signed applets were trusted whereas in JDK 1.2, any applet with the right security permissions can be trusted.

Answer: D




  
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