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Circuit & Application Level Gateways CS-431 Dick Steflik

Application Level Gateways ● Also called a Proxy Firewall ● Acts as a relay for application level traffic  Typical applications: ● Telnet ● FTP ● SMTP ● HTTP ● More secure than packet filters  Bad packets won't get through the gateway  Only has to deal with application level packets ● Simplifies rules needed in packet filter

● Client connects ● Gateway does in depth inspection of the application level packet, if connection meets criteria on the gateway rule base packet will be proxied to the server ● Proxy firewall is directly between the client and the server on an application by application basis

ALG Use ● Many application clients can be configured to use a specific ALG (proxy) by the end user  Firefox-Options-Advanced-Network-Connections- Proxy  WS/FTP-Connect-Firewall-Proxy ● Router can be set to forward all application packets to specific proxy  Benefit is all user traffic is forced to a proxy  User cannot bypass the proxy

Additional ALG Benefits ● Privacy  Outside world only sees the IP of the gateway not the IPs of the end users  Prevents foreign hosts from harvesting user addresses for later use in SPAM ● Especially important for HTTP ● Ideal place to do logging

Circuit Level Gateways ● Also known as a Stateful Inspection Firewall ● Session layer of OSI ● Shim between transport and application layer of TCP/IP ● Monitors handshake used to establish connections ● Hides information about internal network ● Breaks the TCP connection  Proxies the TCP connection

SOCKS (SOCKetS) ● RFC1928 ● Generic proxy protocol for TCP/IP ● Provides a framework for developing secure communications by easily integrating other security technologies ● Works for both TCP and UDP (ver. 5)

How Does SOCKS Work ● Client wants to connect to an application server ● Connects to SOCKS proxy using SOCKS protocol ● SOCKS proxy connects to application server using SOCKS protocol ● To the application server the SOCKS server is the client

SOCKS ClientSOCKSApp Server Application Transport Physical Transport Application SOCKS Client

The SOCKS Protocol ● SOCKS ver 5 IETF Approved (RFC 1928) ● Two components  Client – sits between the Application and Transport layers  Server – application layer ● Purpose is to enable a client on one side of the SOCKS server to talk to a server on the other side without requiring IP reachability

SOCKS Functions ● Make Connection Requests ● Set up proxy circuits ● Relay Application Data ● Perform user authentication

SOCKS Features ● Transparent network access across multiple proxy servers ● Easy deployment of authentication and encryption ● Rapid deployment of new network applications ● Simple network security policy management

SOCKS Benefits ● Single protocol authenticates and establishes the communication channel ● Is application independent ● Can be used with TCP or UDP  Supports redirection of ICMP ● Bi-directional support and intrinsic NAT for added security and anti-spoofing