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A 'Host-based Firewall' differs from a 'Network Firewall' because it:

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1Can only block viruses, not hackers.
2Only filters outgoing traffic.
3Is always hardware-based.
4Protects a single computer rather than an entire network.✓

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Protects a single computer rather than an entire network.

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