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The wording in this test case is wild. For instance, a Self-Signed certificate has no cost associated when used because it is all internally done. However, the scenario doesn't specify if is internal domainS and subdomainS (plural). Going with a Wildcard certificate is not budget friendly for multiple domains and subdomains.
The answer has to be C. A wildcard certificate is issued by a trusted CA and is designed to secure multiple subdomains under a single domain. A self signed domain is created and signed by the entity that owns the domain.; a self signing entity can produce and sign their own certificates - domains and subdomains both
Thats not really what a self signed certificate is. Its a certificate that is not signed by a trusted CA or even by an organizations trusted CA but rather signed by the entity where the CSR was generated. Sel signed certs are not trusted by the browser. So the answer cannot be self signed