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How to prevent zero day attacks May 22 2012 06:04AM amishra jsr gmail com (7 replies) Re: How to prevent zero day attacks May 24 2012 11:31PM Peter Thomas (hackertarget admin gmail com) (1 replies) Re: How to prevent zero day attacks May 23 2012 02:55AM GreyHat LispHacker (greyhatlisphacker gmail com) Re: How to prevent zero day attacks May 22 2012 03:10PM Nathan Sherlock (nsherlock herjavecgroup com) |
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> Hello,
> Traditionally all the anitvirus, IPS works using signature based technique. This doesn't help in zero day attack. Therefore, what can be done to prevent zero-day attacks?
> That's kind of the point of a 0-day attack. People don't know about it and thus, can't prevent it.
You've got a few things you can do to help limit it though.
1) Keep your attack surface small. If you don't need 1000 ports open,
don't open those. If something does not need to be accessed on the
internet (but only on your internal network), limit it.
2) Use IDS to help keep trakc of what is going on.
There's of course a lot more, but I think the attack surface and
ids+firewall is the most important.
HTH,
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