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Which layer of OSI reference model is responsible for 'Encryption & Decryption' and 'Compression & Decompression'?

Posted By :Abhisek Panda     Posted Date :January 30, 2010    Points :10   Category :Networking 
Presentation layer of OSI model is responsible for 'Encryption & Decryption' and 'Compression & Decompression' for data security.

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