Which of these is not necessarily a good way to prevent zero-day attacks? Monito

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Which of these is not necessarily a good way to prevent zero-day attacks? Monitor behaviors of running applications in real-time and block program activity that appears malicious. Look for anomalies in behavior of protocols such as HTTP or SMTP which might indicate an effort to exploit programming errors, such as buffer overflows. Block signatures of well-known attack vectors, since the majority of attacks are based on published exploits. Throttle viruses by sacrificing a small number of machines at the network perimeter, then determining an inoculation for the rest of the interior network.

Explanation / Answer

I think the 4th option is not needed necessarily...The above three options were necessary for monitoring system performance from being attacked by the attackers.

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