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Why does a browser trust a certificate?

Why does a browser trust the TLS certificate of a website like a bank?

A.The certificate chains up through intermediate CAs to a root CA in the browser or OS trust store, and the signatures verifyB.The website sends its private key so the browser can check itC.The certificate uses a long RSA key, so it is automatically trustedD.The domain name appears in a public DNS record

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