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Tobias Klausmann wrote: |
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> Hi! |
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> On Wed, 08 Feb 2006, Oliver Schad wrote: |
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>> > Why (outside of s specific attack in that area) would one *not* |
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>> > respond to pings? Outside from a specific attack in that area |
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>> > happening, I see no reason to do so. |
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>> Everyone knows, that only stealthed hosts are secure. To archive this, |
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>> you have to block not only icmp but also arp. ;-) |
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> I prefer diagonal cutters for that kind of security. A hardwall |
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> of the drastic kind, if you will. |
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Is this secure against earth radiation? I suggest you use some magic |
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crystals for protection. |
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> PS: On of our trainees has a teacher at school that said that |
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> ICMP was the "Hacker Protocol". Boy, did we had a laugh at his |
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> scripts. |
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InterCeption and Manipulating Protocol |
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Regards |
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Oli |
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