outbound filtering

badgolferman · 2006-12-26T17:52:12+00:00

I have a NAT router with SPI filtering. I guess I'm relatively safefrom inbound baddies but not from outbound programs. Of course I amsure that's not completely true but for the most part I believe that iscorrect.Is there an application other than a bloated PFW that can be used tomonitor outbound connections and grant access or not?

outbound filtering

Dec 26, 2006 63 Replies

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Death4 19 years ago

No thank you, I have never noticed this person, until the other day. I have seen all I need to see of El Capitan William. Who does he think he is, Dr. Phil? I bet he has pulled this crap with his family and they dragged him into that backyard and threaten to hang him for it, so he's out here on the Internet.

The man and I use the word *man* loosely is nothing but a low-life, pos, back stabbing, lunatic and a dancer, trying to administer his worthless brand of justice.

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I have got one eye on that lunatic.

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Sebastian Gottschalk 19 years ago

No, you didn't.

Indeed. Because stuff like backups, keeping software updated and LUA is well known.

After all, some stuff is even trivial conclusion: The trivial measure against unvoluntarily running malicious code is to deny running code by default (global noexec) and whitelisting legitimate applications. You don't even need to know much about computers to understand this.

Nah, more like "Damn, get the basic stuff right before trying advanced stuff."

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