Which three of the following can be used to create exclusions for decryption?

Creating exclusions for decryption in a firewall involves specifying rules that determine which traffic should not be decrypted. The inclusion of Domain, Web category, and Subdomain as the components of the correct choice effectively tailors the traffic that bypasses decryption.

Domain and Subdomain are essential as they allow granular control over which websites or specific parts of websites traffic is allowed to bypass decryption processes. For instance, you may wish to exclude all traffic from a certain domain (like an internal company website) or a subdomain (like a staging environment) for privacy or compliance reasons.

The addition of Web category further enhances this control by allowing you to encompass ranges of sites based on their category classification (such as social media or finance) that may not require interception during decryption due to policy or security reasons.

The combination of these three elements—rather than others proposed in the options—provides a comprehensive approach to not only exclude specific domains but also to manage traffic intelligently based on its contextual classification.