Are Proxy Firewalls a Security Hole?
- From: Dav Fisher <dfisher3202@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 31 May 2012 15:54:58 -0700
Given that people are sending larger and larger files, proxy firewalls
seem to be limited since they can't inspect files after a certain
point and the 'stream', 'flow', 'express' AV options of many of the
proxy firewall vendors inspect only a portion of the large file. I've
been able to put the Eicar virus in different locations of a large
test file and successfully get the file through the firewall.
So, are proxy firewalls a security hole?
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