GET versus POST: which statement is true?
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Which statements about GET and POST are true? Choose all that apply.
- A body sent with GET has no defined meaning, and some servers and proxies reject it
- Data in a GET query string can end up in server logs and browser history, so secrets must not go there
- GET responses are often cached; POST responses rarely are
- POST is more secure than GET because its body is encrypted
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