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Next Generation Firewalls and Web Applications Firewall Q&A

October 7, 2011 4 Comments Cross-Site Scripting, Firewalls, IPS, Next Generation Firewall, NGF, Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard, SQL Injection, Stateful firewall, WAF, Web Application Firewall

If I ask to an average skilled information security professional what a firewall is, I am pretty sure that he

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TCP Split Handshake: Why Cisco ASA is not susceptible

May 12, 2011 6 Comments Access control list, Cisco, Cisco ASA, Cisco Systems, Firewalls, NSS Labs, TCP Split Handshake

As I told yesterday, I was not very satisfied with the updated NSS remediation guide concerning the TCP Split Handshake

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Security 

TCP Split Handshake: The (Never)ending Story…

May 12, 2011 2 Comments Cisco Systems, Firewalls, Fortinet, NSS Labs, TCP Split Handshake

Update May 12: TCP Split Handshake: Why Cisco ASA is not susceptible On May, the 9th 2011, nearly in contemporary, Cisco

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Other Considerations On TCP Split Handshake

April 21, 2011 3 Comments Cisco, Firewalls, Fortinet, Juniper Networks, McAfee, Microsoft, NSS Labs, Palo Alto Networks, Sonicwall, Stonesoft, TCP Split Handshake, Watchguard

The storm unleashed by NSS Labs test for the TCP split handshake attack which affected 5 firewall vendors  is far

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Security 

TCP Split Handshake Attack Explained

April 17, 2011October 1, 2018 Dot Nerk 9 Comments Checkpoint, Cisco, Firewalls, Fortinet, Juniper, Network security, NSS Labs, Palo Alto, Security, Sonicwall, TCP Split Handshake

Update May 12: TCP Split Handshake: Why Cisco ASA is not susceptible Update May 11: The Never Ending Story Update April

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