Which of the following is a feature of a stateful inspection firewall?

A feature of a stateful inspection firewall is that it is capable of detecting and blocking sophisticated

attacks. A stateful inspection firewall is a type of firewall that monitors and analyzes the state and

context of network traffic. It keeps track of the source, destination, protocol, port, and session

information of each packet and compares it with a set of predefined rules. A stateful inspection

firewall can detect and block attacks that exploit the logic or behavior of network protocols or

applications, such as fragmentation attacks, session hijacking, or application-layer attacks.