Which protection blocks attacks exploiting vulnerabilities in services?

• A. Code Injection
• B. Network Attack Protection
• C. EternalBlue
• D. BlueKeep

Answer: (B)

Protection that blocks attacks exploiting vulnerabilities in services works by inspecting network traffic and stopping exploit attempts before they reach a vulnerable service. Network Attack Protection uses signatures and behavioral checks to detect and block known exploit techniques aimed at services running on the network, so attempts to remotely exploit a vulnerability are halted at the edge. This makes it the most fitting choice because it targets network-based exploit activity rather than the specific vulnerability names or the injection technique itself. Code Injection relates to inserting malicious code into applications, not to stopping exploitation of services at the network level; EternalBlue and BlueKeep are specific exploits, not protective mechanisms. Network Attack Protection is the protective layer that handles those kinds of network-based service exploitation attempts.