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From: lists at onryou.com (Cael Abal)
Subject: Avecho Glasswall Anti virus technolog?

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Zach Forsyth wrote:
| Just wanted to see if anyone knew anything about the company
| called Avecho or their flagship product "Glasswall".
|
| GlassWall has the following benefits...
| requires no updates
| provides immediate protection from new threats
| can be put into firmware or silicon
| does not alert hackers and virus writers to potential exploits by
| publishing update information
| can be embedded in into the network layer
| is platform and operating system independent
| sits at the border of a zone, network or computer
| is continually running and provides zero response time to any
| threat

Oh, sure, I've heard of this technology.  Very cool.  As well as all
of the above, this solution also:

- - introduces no additional lag, even under heavy load
- - requires no monitoring or maintenance
- - drastically reduces TCO (in terms of electricity / connectivity)

You don't even need to purchase the solution from GlassWall, it's
very easy to do this yourself.

1) Find a secure, unoccupied room and locate your server in the
centre of it.  Ensure all cabling is disconnected.

2) Fill the remainder of the room with fine sand.

3) Optionally, raise the temperature of the room to 1500 deg C.

Voila!

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