full-disclosure - Re: UDP bypassing in Kerio Firewall 2.1.4

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Message-ID: <3EBA18B9.1327BA43@yahoo.com>
From: k_aneda at yahoo.com (L. Walker)
Subject: Re: UDP bypassing in Kerio Firewall 2.1.4

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Hey there David...

Concerning the Kerio Firewall "bug" you posted to full-disclosure,
its
more of a ruleset issue than a actual bug in the firewall itself.

If you want an example, search through for a bug in Norton Internet
Security, where you were able to do scans with specific TCP flags
set..

Nice of you to post though :)

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