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  • Vista's Secret Windows Firewall hole

    First, the good news - it's not a flaw in the operation of Windows Firewall on Windows Vista. It's a design feature, it makes sense, and it fits in with the principle that the firewall should keep out unsolicited traffic. It's not really a hole, but I thought I'd grab your attention....
    Posted to Tales from the Crypto (Weblog) by Alun Jones on 01-24-2008
    Filed under: General Security, FTP, Windows Vista, TCP/IP

  • Is a NAT a security device?

    I've been working lately on a couple of IPv6-related projects. First, there's a chapter for an upcoming book, and second, there's the effort to make WFTPD and WFTPD Pro work on IPv6, since it's enabled by default in Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 [more on that in a future post...
    Posted to Tales from the Crypto (Weblog) by Alun Jones on 12-29-2007
    Filed under: General Security, Windows Vista, TCP/IP, Windows Server 2008
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