[KLUG Members] Re: Broadband firewalls -- flawed logic and analysis ...
Peter Buxton
members@kalamazoolinux.org
Sun, 8 Dec 2002 16:13:12 -0500
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On Sat, Dec 07, 2002 at 05:33:11PM -0500, Jamie McCarthy wrote:
> I appreciate that you have experience with this. I don't
> appreciate being told my logic is flawed, because it isn't. All
> I'm saying is, the closed $100 box works for me and overall it's
> better now than it was before.
The perfect firewall is no good if it protects an imperfect, i.e., not
bulletproof, computer. I left my iptables code off for days and didn't
notice a thing... ;-)
"Sir, I'm Officer Joeblowski. I'm afraid a teller was shot and killed
at your bank last night."
"What?! But we have all that bulletproof glass!"
"Yes, sir, but the killer was another employee who crafted a new
identity, had his face, voice box and fingerprints surgically altered,
faked out the psych tests and smuggled a hand-crafted plasti-ceramic
handgun past the security checks."
"But our bulletproof glass has no holes! We use speakers and mikes
instead!"
"....? Did you hear anything I just told you?"
> I don't think I have to prove my love for the penguin by=20
<snip>
ROTFLMAO...!
Oh god... that's a MAD parody pop song if I ever heard one....
--=20
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must be honest.... -- bob dylan
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