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> From: Walden H. Leverich III > > True, but the _minimum_ you would want to do is have a firewall that only > allowed port 80 connection (443 for ssl) from the outside. > > If you're more concerned, you'd add a reverse-proxy so only valid HTTP > commands flowed. > > And if you're really good you'd add a security appliance that looked at > the > outbound html, knew what was valid as inbound responses to each individual > html page and validated the http inbound requests against that. How much time and expense would that add to my $500 Best Buy computer? Joe
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