This is a discussion on Re: Application level firewalls/proxies within the Linux Security forums, part of the System Security and Security Related category; Hi there, weiner <weiner@weiner.com> writes: >Hi all.. >Are there any application level firewall/vpn/...
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Hi there,
weiner <weiner@weiner.com> writes: >Hi all.. >Are there any application level firewall/vpn/proxy solutions for linux that >are either roll-your-ownable or at least cheap ? >Not the iptables, ipchains packet level stuff but the application layer >stuff.. I don't know if its still of interest, but anyhow: I haven't seen mention of the TIS firewall toolkit. This is a toolkit for application firewalls employing application level proxies for tcp protocols such as HTTP, FTP, etc. IIRC, the proxies aren't necessarily transparent. If you're interested, check http://www.fwtk.org for further details. So long, Martin -- Martin Boening, mboen@t-online.de The meek shall inherit the earth -- they are too weak to refuse. |
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Martin Boening <mboen@t-online.de> wrote:
> Hi there, > weiner <weiner@weiner.com> writes: >>Hi all.. >>Are there any application level firewall/vpn/proxy solutions for linux that >>are either roll-your-ownable or at least cheap ? >>Not the iptables, ipchains packet level stuff but the application layer >>stuff.. > I don't know if its still of interest, but anyhow: I haven't seen mention > of the TIS firewall toolkit. This is a toolkit for application firewalls > employing application level proxies for tcp protocols such as HTTP, FTP, > etc. IIRC, the proxies aren't necessarily transparent. > If you're interested, check http://www.fwtk.org for further details. > So long, > Martin TIS FWTK is pretty long in the tooth (decrepit?). A search of freshmeat (http://www.freshmeat.net/search/?q=p...tion=projects& ) returns a list of 364 matches (many of which are web filtering proxies for blocking banner ads, etc; or IRC proxy daemons of various sorts). That search also returns a "Category" listing: Topic:Internet:Proxy Servers with 144 entries thereunder. This is just for proxies. For VPNs there are many others. (46 projects listed at Freshmeat) For my part I'd look at the following: Proxies: SOCKS Like: Dante http://www.inet.no/dante/ Delegate (http://www.delegate.org/ ) has suffered too many vulnerabilities (simple buffer overflows) for me to recommend it. Unless it's been completely re-written ... Other (manually traversed, transparent with IP(fwadm|chains|tables) redirection, etc): ZORP http://www.balabit.com/products/zorp/ Juniper FWTK http://www.obtuse.com/open_source/ For VPNs: FreeS/WAN: http://www.freeswan.org/ VTun: http://vtun.sourceforge.net/ CIPE: http://sites.inka.de/bigred/devel/cipe.html I've tossed up a SysadMoin page: http://www.starshine.org/SysadMoin/m...plicationProxy to discuss and list a few of these. -- Jim Dennis, Starshine: Signed, Sealed, Delivered |
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