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An IDS (Intrusion Detection System) is specifically designed to detect attacks on a network. Therefore, option B is the correct answer.

Firewall (A) is a network security device that monitors and controls inbound and outbound network traffic based on predefined security rules. Although firewalls can prevent attacks, they are not specifically designed to detect attacks.

DMZ (C) stands for Demilitarized Zone. It is a network segment that is separated from the rest of the internal network and is often used to host servers that can be accessed from the Internet. While DMZs can help improve network security, they are not designed to detect attacks.

IPS (D) stands for Intrusion Prevention System and is similar to an IDS in that it detects attacks on a network. However, an IPS is designed to stop attacks as they occur, not just notify administrators when they occur.

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