Chapter 7 Firewalls. Firewall Definition  A network device that enforces network access control based upon a defined security policy.

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Chapter 7 Firewalls

Firewall Definition  A network device that enforces network access control based upon a defined security policy

Basic Firewall Philosophy

Types of Firewalls  Circuit-level firewall –verifies TCP 3-way handshake on behalf of inside hosts  Proxy server firewalls –application aware –Proxies TCP connections on behalf of clients –not transparent to end-users  Non-stateful packet filters  Stateful packet filters –Maintains source/destination TCP/UDP port numbers, TCP sequence numbers, TCP flags, TCP session state, and UDP traffic timing based on timers –Application aware  Personal firewalls