In Code Dress messages, where are the originator and addressee designations disclosed?

In Code Dress messages, where are the originator and addressee designations disclosed?

• A. Within the encrypted text
• B. In plain language outside the text
• C. In the header only
• D. In the trailing signature

Answer: (A)

In Code Dress, sensitive routing details including who started the message and who it is for are kept hidden and only revealed when the message is decrypted. The designations are embedded in the encrypted portion of the message, so they aren’t exposed in plaintext in the header or elsewhere while the message is in transit. The header may carry general routing and handling information, but it does not disclose the originator or addressee identities. This approach protects who sent the message and who it is intended for from interception.

In Code Dress, sensitive routing details including who started the message and who it is for are kept hidden and only revealed when the message is decrypted. The designations are embedded in the encrypted portion of the message, so they aren’t exposed in plaintext in the header or elsewhere while the message is in transit. The header may carry general routing and handling information, but it does not disclose the originator or addressee identities. This approach protects who sent the message and who it is intended for from interception.