What manditory information does a audit log contain
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User ID Time stamp Source IP Error codes, if any Priority
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User ID , password Time stamp Source IP Error codes, if any Priority
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User ID , password Time stamp Source IP Error codes, if any Priority , URL accessed
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User ID Time stamp Source IP Error codes, if any Priority , URL accessed, method used, http protocol version, browser type, the referrer page, the response code
Audit logs must capture comprehensive event information for forensics and compliance. Option D includes all essential elements: user identity, timing, source, errors, and full HTTP request context (URL, method, protocol version, browser, referrer, response code). Options A, B, C are incomplete. Critically, passwords should NEVER be logged - options B and C incorrectly include password logging, which is a serious security violation.