From the choices below, which type of defense is the best way to protect against User-Mode RootKits?

The correct answer is D. Proactive. The best way to defend against User-Mode RootKits is to be proactive. You should use a file system integrity checking tool. Such tools can create a read-only database of cryptographic hashes for critical system files. Being corrective, directive, and reactive only help after…

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AReactive
BDirective
CResponsive
DProactive
ECorrective

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A
4% (2)
B
2% (1)
C
2% (1)
D
85% (44)
E
8% (4)

Explanation

The best way to defend against User-Mode RootKits is to be proactive. You should use a file system integrity checking tool. Such tools can create a read-only database of cryptographic hashes for critical system files. Being corrective, directive, and reactive only help after the fact and do not deter hackers from installing User-Mode RootKits.

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