Which IPS response to an attack can do the most damage?- dropping packets - limiting suspicious traffic to a certain percentage

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Which IPS response to an attack can do the most damage?- dropping packets - limiting suspicious traffic to a certain percentage

of the total bandwidth - Both dropping packets and limiting suspicious traffic to a certain percentage of the total bandwidth do equal amounts of damage - Neither dropping packets nor limiting suspicious traffic to a certain percentage of the total bandwidth

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8_murik_8 [283] · Answer 1 · 2022-02-25T08:24:07+03:00

Answer:

Correct answer of the following question is dropping packets.

Explanation:

Dropping of the packets is wastes the network resources that used for the carrying the packet from source to router for experiencing the congestion.

The purpose of the intrusions detection is to single misbehaving nodes, they deny them the network resources. Node may be the maliciously dropping packets or may be have the genuine problem which prevents them from the forwarding packets.