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I would venture to think, like in ZoneAlarm, you could allow certain things to pass. However, that then points to a possible way to breach the protection unwillingly.

When you read about the cost of DOS attacks, this certainly seems to approach a way of keeping the costs of those down.

Still, as linuxoverwindows stated ... there would be so many (like in patching) that will just not upgrade. THOSE are the ones that are probably unwittingly part of the botnets now!
Posted by: gary.douglas@...   Posted on: 08/25/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Neat Concept  itanalyst | 08/25/05
Interesting, but...  woot! | 08/25/05
right, and as an added bonus.,,,  linuxoverwindows | 08/25/05
yes ....  gary.douglas@... | 08/25/05
A few problems  stan@... | 08/25/05
Go ahead and call me paranoid...  robgroh | 08/26/05
Your own image search w/o tags at home  lorewpny | 08/25/05
TERRIBLE IDEA  daver_z | 08/25/05
Err...  Malik_z | 08/25/05
Also  IT Scion | 08/25/05
Brilliant????  stan@... | 08/26/05
typical traffic patterns?  DStrick64 | 08/26/05
Traffic patterns  stan@... | 08/26/05
That's an unknown  IT Scion | 08/29/05
Re: No typical patterns  IT Scion | 08/29/05
RE: Also  nightshade0143 | 08/27/05
Actually no  IT Scion | 08/29/05
Not sure it works  pgloor | 08/26/05
Virus Hunting Chipsets  walterreads@... | 08/27/05

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