Which of the following bash option will prevent an administrator from overwriting a file with a ">"?

set -o safe is not a standard bash option for preventing file overwrites.

set -o noglob prevents pathname expansion (globbing), meaning characters like *, ?, and [] are treated as literal characters, not for file matching.

The set -o noclobber (or set -C) bash option prevents the shell from overwriting an existing file using output redirection operators like > or >&. If a file already exists, the redirection attempt will result in an error, protecting the file's contents.

set -o append is not a standard bash option, though >> is the append redirection operator.

set -o nooverwrite is not a standard bash option for preventing file overwrites.