[fw-wiz] finding security threats
From: Kilaru Sambaiah (sambaiah@antaares.com)
Date: 12/30/02
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From: Kilaru Sambaiah <sambaiah@antaares.com> To: firewall-wizards@honor.icsalabs.com Date: Mon Dec 30 08:00:02 2002
Dear All,
I am intrested in finding solution to one of the problem
I am thiking for some time. I don't know any name is involved
for this.
All the firewalls and other tools are designed for securing
systems from any threat. Is there any way to find that my local
systems are breaking systems some where. More genarically how
does ISP's will actively look their customers are not hackers
but legimate users and also how does viruses are not generated
from their customer IP's.
If there is any discussion already on this subject sorry for
my newbie question to the list.
thanks,
Sambaiah
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