[ale] Firewall program.

[Rene Rasmussen]

Thanks for the answer.=0D
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It's unfortunately not what I'm looking for. I'll try and look some more.=
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I'll post it when I find something. (if you're interested)=0D
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Regards,=0D
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From: Atlanta Linux Enthusiasts=0D
Date: 07. november 2003 03:27:10=0D
To: Atlanta Linux Enthusiasts=0D
Subject: RE: [ale] Firewall program.=0D
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You may want to check out IPcop ( www.ipcop.org , It's a distro that was
made just to be a firewall...=0D
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But if you don't want to have a pre-packaged setup, you may want to check
out Snort ( www.snortids.org (I think.)) It's a Intrusion Detection Syste=
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that will alert you of (not stop) trojans, viruses, exploits, portscans,
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From: Rene Rasmussen [mailto:ale at ras-world.dk]=0D
Sent: Tuesday, November 04, 2003 12:46 PM=0D
To: ale mailinglist=0D
Subject: [ale] Firewall program.=0D
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Hello my fellow penguin holders,=0D
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Does anyone of you perhaps know of a firewall like application that can=0D
check whether an application may be allowed to access the Internet or not=
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I have found descriptions for ipchains how to block specific ports from t=
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inside. But that won't stop a trojan horse or something like that from us=
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the network access.=0D
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On my win-box the firewall handles this quite easy. It makes a md5 checks=
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of the files so it can even see if a program has been changed. (I use Ker=
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personal firewall)=0D
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I'd appreciate any help, Thanks=0D
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Regards,=0D
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Ren=E9 Rasmussen=0D
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ale at ras-world.dk=0D
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