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Re: About Port Forwarding, Apache and Firewall Rules
From: "Paul D. Robertson" <paul () compuwar net>
Date: Mon, 30 Aug 2004 08:29:14 -0400 (EDT)
On Sun, 29 Aug 2004, Mark wrote:
Hi Jim: I think (hope) you were just pointing out the irony of the request by servie_tech. I must confess that I totally overlooked the paradox in the
It's never wrong to hold the moral high ground, so long as you're not being hypocritical. I think it's especially important that firewall and network security people hold the moral high ground. You can't just say "follow policy" and expect people to do so, you have to be an example. I also think that anyone naiieve enough to think that their provider can't (a) tell they're hosting on a non-standard port and (b) correlate their account with an e-mail provider they access from their network, then find an admission that the breach of terms of service is intentional should it become necessary to do so, is living in a dream world. Let's say this server becomes compromised and is then used as either a jumping off point to attack other networks, or as a storage point for illegal content- the first message in this thread certainly adds culpability, don't you think?
post itself. However, if I may insert a little something without starting a flame (as I mean no offense) I would like to quote a very famous man from the world's all-time best seller: "He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone..." In other words, haven't we all been there done that?
I can honestly say I've never been there and done that. I pay about two to three times the "lowest" price for broadband in my area so that I can have a static address, inbound services and terms of service I can live with. My employer doesn't pay for my home connectivity either. Paul ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Paul D. Robertson "My statements in this message are personal opinions paul () compuwar net which may have no basis whatsoever in fact." probertson () trusecure com Director of Risk Assessment TruSecure Corporation _______________________________________________ firewall-wizards mailing list firewall-wizards () honor icsalabs com http://honor.icsalabs.com/mailman/listinfo/firewall-wizards
Current thread:
- About Port Forwarding, Apache and Firewall Rules Servie Platon (Aug 28)
- Re: About Port Forwarding, Apache and Firewall Rules Jim Seymour (Aug 29)
- Re: About Port Forwarding, Apache and Firewall Rules Mark (Aug 30)
- Re: About Port Forwarding, Apache and Firewall Rules Jim Seymour (Aug 30)
- Re: About Port Forwarding, Apache and Firewall Rules Barney Wolff (Aug 30)
- Re: About Port Forwarding, Apache and Firewall Rules Jim Seymour (Aug 30)
- Re: About Port Forwarding, Apache and Firewall Rules Mark (Aug 30)
- Re: About Port Forwarding, Apache and Firewall Rules Paul D. Robertson (Aug 30)
- Re: About Port Forwarding, Apache and Firewall Rules Jim Seymour (Aug 29)
- Re: About Port Forwarding, Apache and Firewall Rules Jeremiah Cornelius (Aug 30)
- Re: About Port Forwarding, Apache and Firewall Rules Paul D. Robertson (Aug 30)
- Re: About Port Forwarding, Apache and Firewall Rules Servie Platon (Aug 30)
- Re: About Port Forwarding, Apache and Firewall Rules Jim Seymour (Aug 30)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- RE: About Port Forwarding, Apache and Firewall Rules Fetch, Brandon (Aug 30)
- About Port Forwarding, Apache and Firewall Rules - conclusion Servie Platon (Aug 30)