Refer to the exhibit. Which type of DDoS attack will be mitigated by this configuration?

SYN flood attacks target TCP connection setup and are typically mitigated by SYN cookies or TCP intercept mechanisms, not by disabling IP directed broadcasts.

A smurf attack relies on sending ICMP requests to an IP broadcast address with a spoofed source IP of the victim. Disabling IP directed broadcasts on router interfaces prevents the router from forwarding such broadcasts, thus stopping the amplification effect that floods the victim.

SIP INVITE flood attacks target VoIP infrastructure and are mitigated by specific SIP-aware firewalls or rate-limiting features, unrelated to IP directed broadcasts.

Teardrop attacks involve malformed fragmented IP packets and are mitigated by proper IP reassembly logic in operating systems or firewalls, not by broadcast control.