full-disclosure - AW: Zone Alarm

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Message-ID: <3EDEA7C1.2030003@brvenik.com>
From: security at brvenik.com (Jason)
Subject: AW: Zone Alarm

Are you implying that

1) You know of a hardware only solution that can do per application 
network blocking when dealing with like protocols.

2) The statement is incorrect.

3) The conversation should be turned into yet another worthless personal 
attack thread that serves no meaningful purpose.

I would personally be very interested as would the list I am sure if #1 
exists or is claimed to exist.

-J

Michael Osten wrote:
> On Wed, 2003-06-04 at 15:37, Michael Linke wrote:
> 
>>There is one big benefit, which no hardware router can bring you. Zone alarm
>>and other Windows based Software Firewalls can block network access for
>>programs. A HW firewall can only block a whole machine but can't denied
>>access for one software and allow access for another software on the same
>>machine. 
> 
> 
> 
> Hum, learn something new every day.  They must have started sell crack
> in Germany.
> 
> If you can stop smoking it for a few minutes, you might also want to
> figure out why your mail server is on 3 blackholes as well.
>