RE: pb with P2P...

From: John Brightwell (brightwell_151@yahoo.co.uk)
Date: 04/10/03

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    Date: Thu, 10 Apr 2003 18:09:22 +0100 (BST)
    From: John Brightwell <brightwell_151@yahoo.co.uk>
    To: Security-Basics@Securityfocus.Com
    
    

    Many firewalls can understand the ftp protocol and
    inspect the traffic to identify the appropriate data
    port to open. Alternatively PASV ftp can be used which
    changes the selection of the data port to the server
    end (but this relies on the remote server and remote
    firewall being able to accommodate this connection).

    But I'd definitely use a policy of 'Block all unless
    explicity allowed' in the firewall. Without this
    ruling it's to easy for Malware or Misguided/Malicious
    users to open up a service on your network leaving you
    wide open.

    > Hi everyone,
    > I have to avoid users using P2P softs like Kazaa on
    a
    > network. I wanted
    > to close ports like 1214 but I red that theses softs
    can also use
    > dynamic ports. One solution could be to close every
    port that are not
    > used by "legal" application but for example, ftp is
    legal and use
    > dynamic port too for data...
    > Does anyone have a solution?? (Software or anything
    else)
    > Thanks in advance!!
    >

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