Correct Answer:
The firewall doesn’t protect against port 80 and port 443 attacks is correct.
The question states that users are accessing the server over HTTP and HTTPS. This indicates the standard ports 80 and 443 must be open on the firewall. Of course, as we all know, there is nothing restricting the use of any port for any purpose—port 80 can carry anything an attacker wants it to carry—but standard port numbering and purposes can be used on most of your exam.
Incorrect Answers:
The firewall can detect malicious traffic and will halt attacks, if properly configured, a firewall is the only protection needed to safeguard the server, and authentication methods configured at the firewall can halt most attacks are incorrect.
Firewalls aren’t designed to discern whether traffic is malicious or not: they either allow or block traffic.
Firewalls are most definitely not the only security requirement for any system, and there are no authentication mechanisms to go through; either traffic is allowed or it is not.