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Eccouncil Exam 212-82 Topic 8 Question 24 Discussion

Actual exam question for Eccouncil's 212-82 exam
Question #: 24
Topic #: 8
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SecuraCorp, a leading financial institution, is worried about zero-day vulnerabilities. With a sprawling network infrastructure and multiple transaction points, it needs a system that does not solely rely on signatures but can effectively identify suspicious patterns based on the behavior in the network. Which type of IDS/IPS should SecuraCorp primarily deploy for its needs?

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/var/log/wtmp is the Linux log file accessed by Gideon in this scenario. /var/log/wtmp is a log file that records information related to user login/logout, such as username, terminal, IP address, and login time. /var/log/wtmp can be used to determine the current login state of users in a Linux system. /var/log/wtmp can be viewed using commands such as last, lastb, or utmpdump1.


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Teri
8 days ago
Anomaly-based IDS all the way! It's like a cyber-detective, sniffing out the bad guys before they even strike. Gotta keep those financial transactions secure, am I right?
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Sylvie
9 days ago
Hmm, host-based IDS? That's like trying to catch a fly with a sledgehammer. SecuraCorp needs the big guns, the network-wide solution. Although, I do hear the host-based IDS can make a mean grilled cheese sandwich.
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Alesia
14 days ago
Signature-based IDS? Seriously? That's so last decade. SecuraCorp needs to step up its game and go for the anomaly-based approach. Gotta stay ahead of those zero-day threats, you know?
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Beata
15 days ago
Network-based IDS might be the better choice here. With all those transaction points, you need something that can monitor the entire network infrastructure, not just individual hosts.
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Arletta
15 days ago
I believe Network-based IDS could also be a good option for SecuraCorp to monitor the entire network traffic.
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Tawna
15 days ago
I agree with Merrilee. Anomaly-based IDS can detect unusual behavior that signature-based IDS might miss.
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Rikki
19 days ago
Anomaly-based IDS sounds like the way to go! It can detect suspicious patterns without relying solely on known signatures. Perfect for dealing with those pesky zero-day vulnerabilities.
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Merrilee
26 days ago
I think SecuraCorp should primarily deploy an Anomaly-based IDS.
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