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protocol anomaly

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protocol anomaly

A deviation from the standard protocol. An intrusion detection system (IDS) may look for protocol anomalies in order to identify attacks without a signature. Protocol anomalies reduce false positives with well-understood protocols, but may cause false positives with poorly understood or complex protocols. See IDS.



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IntruGuard's solutions protect traffic at the ingress point of the attack from DDoS floods, and from protocol anomaly attacks, port, network and dark address scans, and other unwarranted traffic based assaults.
The network IPS market is composed of in-line devices that perform full-stream assembly of network traffic, and provide protection using several methods including signatures, protocol anomaly detection, and behavioral or heuristics.
Other additions to the Firebox[R] X Edge also include scalable transparent proxies that provide application-layer inspection, heading off otherwise unknown threats through advanced protocol anomaly detection and pattern matching.
 
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