Select all of the true statements regarding HTTPS$.$

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If a web server has its private key leaked, another web server could spoof a secure website, as certificates are public information.

HTTP is an encrypted protocol and not vulnerable to sniffing attacks.

Browsers initially contain multiple authority certificates, and cannot add any more certificates. Any verifiers which do not have a saved certificate are immediately rejected by the browser.

To support HTTPS$,$ browsers maintain a cache of private key "certificates" associated with website domains.

Encrypting web traffic still exposes the IP addresses of the web servers being accessed, allowing a sniffer to determine the websites someone was browsing.