full-disclosure - Bypassing Personal Firewall, is it that* hard?

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Message-ID: <1428467865.20051003204429@Sniff-em.com>
Date: Mon Oct  3 19:44:37 2005
From: Thierry at sniff-em.com (Thierry Zoller)
Subject: Bypassing Personal Firewall, is it that* hard?

Bipin,
That's very old news, we were discussing an approach a bit more elgant
than this. And yes, it's that hard nowadays Kerio will easily block
your bat file due to it's integrated HIPS. (although a fonction which
can be very annoying sometimes.)

BG> the batch file will get executed & Internet explorer will happily send
BG> the DATA. This trick can be used to send OUTPUT as well as get
BG> input... without trigering the firewall.

Thierry Zoller
mailto:Thierry@...ff-em.com