@Pascal - you know when you update the firmware on your firewall? That's how you overwrite the code...
I'm not sure why a perimeter firewall would be any more secure than just a NAT'ing ADSL router that doesn't map inbound connections, for round the house use.
@127.58.165.28 - hacked you easily. Just check, I set your system up just how I like it... ;-)
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Post: @Mabuse68
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Posted Monday 5th November 2007 10:45 GMT
In Security site knocks spots off Mac OS X Leopard firewall
You're feeding the troll, mind yourself!
@Pascal - you know when you update the firmware on your firewall? That's how you overwrite the code...
I'm not sure why a perimeter firewall would be any more secure than just a NAT'ing ADSL router that doesn't map inbound connections, for round the house use.
@127.58.165.28 - hacked you easily. Just check, I set your system up just how I like it... ;-)