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Message-ID: <4137A5A4.4000507@lava.net>
From: prb at lava.net (Peter Besenbruch)
Subject: Empirical data surrounding guards and firewalls.
A truly twisted sense of humor. Thank you.
evol@...ner.halo.nu wrote:
> Evol would like to share empirical data gained today. Evol believes this
> make internet community much happy, and make the Mr. Peter not regulate.
> So what happened? Evol explains:
>
> Target:
> ------
> -Firewall
> -McDonald's guard
>
> Materials:
> ---------
> -(1) Evol
> -(1) Shoes
> -(1) Shirt
> -(1) Computer
> -(1) Internet connection
> -(1) Firewalled host
>
> Procedure:
> ---------
> For each target, undergo the following steps:
>
> 1.) Enumerate an acceptable entrance policy.
> 2.) Attempt to enter while following entrance policy.
>
> Data:
> -----
> Firewall:
> --------
> The firewall at internet host www.mcdonalds.com accepts
> connections to TCP/IP port 80. Rules are similar to 'DENY
> ALL EXCEPT TCP PORT 80' So make connection to port 80 and
> note results.
> Results:
> -------
> Normal transaction was accepted. See results:
>
> HTTP/1.1 400 Bad request
> Server: Netscape-Enterprise/4.1
> Date: Thu, 02 Sep 2004 XX:XX:XX GMT
> Content-length: 147
> Content-type: text/html
> Connection: close
>
> Store:
> -----
> The store at the location closest to me was chosen as a
> specific target. The entrance policy is:
> 'IF (NOT SHOES) OR (NOT SHIRT) DENY'
> So, evol enters store with only shoes and a shirt.
>
> Data:
> ----
> Evol was rejected conduction of normal buisness. No
> Big Mac today, get out! Then, when Evol tries to
> proceed anyway, cops take Evol out of McDonalds.
>
> Conclusion:
> ----------
> People and firewalls are different.
>
> Thanks Internet Community, hope much hapiness for you.
>
> -Evol
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