Firewall Features 23
The Firewall will protect your network against the following Denial of
Service attacks:
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Ping of Death
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Smurf Attack
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SYN Flood
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LAND Attack
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IP Spoofing
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Teardrop
To find more information on DoS and other attacks refer to Chapter 13,
“Types of Attack and Firewall Defences”
Advanced users can extend the security functions of the Firewall by
adding network access rules and user privileges. See “Examples of
Network Access Rules” on page 200 and “User Privileges” on page 205
for more information.
Web URL Filtering You can use the Firewall to monitor and restrict LAN users from accessing
inappropriate information on the Internet. You can block access to this
information or record attempts to access it in a log. See “Filter Settings”
on page 162 for more information.
You can create a list of all forbidden URLs to which you want to restrict
access. Alternatively, you can restrict access to the Internet to certain
trusted URLs. See “Setting up Trusted and Forbidden Domains” on
page 165 for more information.
Web site technologies such as cookies and Java and ActiveX applets give
enhancements to web pages, but hackers may use the technologies to
steal or damage data. The Firewall can block these potentially damaging
applications from being downloaded from the Internet, or allow them
only from trusted sites. See “Filter Settings” on page 162 for more
information.
You can also use the optional SuperStack 3 Web Site Filter to extend
these filtering capabilities of your Firewall. It provides a list of Web site
categories that might be considered inappropriate for business use. The
Web Site Filter updates the Firewall with the latest URLs matching the
selected categories. You can block access to these sites or log them. The
Firewall is supplied with a one-month free subscription. You can then
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