Computer Science, asked by njhambh4936, 1 year ago

Deep packet inspection can be used to give more context to indicator only.

a. True

b. False

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Answered by Shaizakincsem
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This statement is TRUE

Deep packet Inspection (DPI) is a propelled strategy for inspecting and overseeing system movement. It is a type of packet sifting that finds, distinguishes, characterizes, reroutes or squares packets with particular information or code payloads that traditional packet filtering, which looks at just packets headers, can't identify.

Deep packet inspection looks at the substance of packets going through a given checkpoint and settles on constant choices in light of standards doled out by a venture, internet service provider (ISP) or system director, contingent upon what a packet contains.

DPI can be utilized for big purposes as a system security device: for the safety of the viruses and different types of malicious activity. In any case, it can likewise be utilized for more accursed activities like spying or intruding on the available information.



myranitha: correct answer is "FALSE"
Answered by myranitha
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False

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