Is Apache Spark secure by default? The settings to check first
Spark's docs say no deployment is secure by default. Authentication, RPC encryption, UI ACLs and disk encryption are off until you enable them.
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Spark's docs say no deployment is secure by default. Authentication, RPC encryption, UI ACLs and disk encryption are off until you enable them.
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