Electronic signatures can prevent messages from being:
A. suppressed.
B. repudiated.
C. disclosed.
D. copied.
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Answer: B
Electronic signatures provide a receipt of the transaction
ensuring that the entities that participated in that
transaction cannot repudiate their commitments. An
electronic signature does not prevent messages from being
suppressed, disclosed or copied.
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