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Re: [suse-security] Excotic Firewall Police
  • From: Ralf Koch <info@xxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 23 Nov 2001 17:09:24 +0100
  • Message-id: <PM-DB.20011123170924.6871B.4.1D@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hi,

this seems to be an evergreen (or even a zombie). Every second month we
fill up this list with discussions like "How can I strike back" etc. The
last one I remember was the thread "Is it possible to return something,
so Nimda would crash?". from 09/21/01.

I think everything about that was discussed before and we should
concentrate on this list on security problems, not on strike back
szenarios.

If you think, you're smarter then a real hacker, and if you think you can
deal with the problems you're running in when your returned packages
bring down a (hacked) server of a big company with lots of lawyers - go
and try.

Sorry, but I don't like to see this discussion again and again and
again...

Cheers,

Ralf



spiekey schrieb am 23.11.2001 um 16:55:36 zum Thema "[suse-security]
Excotic Firewall Police":

>Hello All!
>What would be the advantage or disadvantage of this idea:
>
>Why not forward the packets, which will be dropped usually, and forward
>it
>to the source address?
>Forward execpt of dropping.
>
>A kind of mirror effect would mybe keep an attacker busy till you check
>your
>logs ;D
>
>Just an Idea.
>
>Spiekey
>
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