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Intrusion Detection Systems are basic network security 101 type stuff. I'd be surprised if anything that was really "high risk" didn't use an IDS.
by Narkov 8y ago
Intrusion Detection Systems are basic network security 101 type stuff. I'd be surprised if anything that was really "high risk" didn't use an IDS.
- detaro 8y agoThere's a big difference between "using an IDS" and "a few unintended/unexpected packets are noticed and properly followed up on".
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- Recurecur 8y agoIntrusion detection involves connections coming from the outside. These attacks originate inside the network, from the compromised equipment. Except on extremely controlled networks, this would be very hard to detect. It gets even worse when you consider that the Chinese had/have a distributed network of compromised machines. Imagine using a Google edge server as a dead drop...
- andrewflnr 8y agoAn IDS is perfectly capable of flagging outgoing or internal traffic.