A standalone technology that hides internal addresses from the outside and only allows connections that originate from inside the network is called:
A)DMZ
B)HTTP
C)NAT
D)TFTP

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NAT (Network Address Translation) is the technology that hides internal IP addresses from the external network by translating them into a different set of IP addresses. It allows for connections that originate from inside the network to reach the outside, but not the other way around unless explicitly configured, thus providing a level of security.

A Standalone Technology That Hides Internal Addresses from the Outside