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Re: firewall holes for particular machines
From: Chris Green <cmgreen () UAB EDU>
Date: Wed, 13 May 2009 10:55:37 -0500
There's also the old issue where DNS PTR records are controlled by the owner of the IP Block and not the owner of the domain. 2 actually requires a reverse lookup and then another forward lookup to validate that the domain is legit. This issue crops up commonly now days with webapps that reinvent ACLs.
-----Original Message----- 2. If the firewall were to check the DNS name for each and every request, besides slowing your network to a crawl, how easy would it be to spoof and change the DNS response to the Firewall and therefore manipulate the rules or even poison the cache of your DNS servers?
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- firewall holes for particular machines Kevin Shalla (May 13)
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- Re: firewall holes for particular machines Chris Schenk (May 13)
- Re: firewall holes for particular machines Brian Kaye (May 13)
- Re: firewall holes for particular machines Di Fabio, Andrea (May 13)
- Re: firewall holes for particular machines F.M. Taylor (May 13)
- Re: firewall holes for particular machines Kevin Wilcox (May 13)
- Re: firewall holes for particular machines Chris Green (May 13)
- Re: firewall holes for particular machines David Gillett (May 13)
- Re: firewall holes for particular machines Gary Flynn (May 13)
- Re: firewall holes for particular machines Megan Carney (May 13)
- Re: firewall holes for particular machines leo song (May 14)
- Re: firewall holes for particular machines Zach Jansen (May 14)
- Re: firewall holes for particular machines Kevin Wilcox (May 14)
- Re: firewall holes for particular machines Megan Carney (May 14)
- Re: firewall holes for particular machines Jason Frisvold (May 15)