Which IPS signature trigger category uses a decoy server to divert attacks away from production devices?

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Which IPS signature trigger category uses a decoy server to divert attacks away from production devices?

  • honey pot-based detection
  • policy-based detection
  • pattern-based detection
  • anomaly-based detection

Explanation: Honey pot-based detection uses a decoy server to attract attacks and to divert attacks away from production devices. Use of a honey pot can give administrators time to analyze incoming attacks and malicious traffic patterns to tune sensor signatures.

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