Firewall – Survey Purpose of a Firewall – To allow ‘proper’ traffic and discard all other traffic Characteristic of a firewall – All traffic must go through.

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Firewall – Survey Purpose of a Firewall – To allow ‘proper’ traffic and discard all other traffic Characteristic of a firewall – All traffic must go through the firewall – Allow and blocking traffic – The Firewall itself should be immune of attacked

Firewall – possibilities 5(6) areas to control: – Services (web, ftp, mail …) i.e. Port# – Network (hosts) i.e. IP addresses – Direction i.e. control inside-out or reverse – User i.e. only authorized users allow – Behaviour (e.g. attachment to mail) – (Denial of Service Inspection)

Firewall – solutions Solutions: – HW – screening router – SW – Computer Based (build in the OS) – SW – dedicated Host Firewall

Firewall – limitations 3 limitations of Firewalls – Cannot protect against traffic not running trough the firewall ( obvious!! ) – Cannot protect against threats from inside ( e.g. as the school network ) – Cannot protect against viruses ( i.e. they come in by legal traffic )

Firewall – Types 3 types of Firewalls – Packet-filtering – Packet-filtering – with state-full inspection – Application- gateways

Firewall – Packet-filtering Level 3 – network (IP-packets) – Filtering on (the access control list): Source/Destination IP-addresses Source/Destination Port-numbers IP-protocol field (e.g. icmp, tcp, egp) TCP-direction (SYN-bit) IN / OUT on each interface

Firewall – Packet-filtering Configurations – Policies: 1:optimistic: default set to allow 2:pessimistic: default set to discard (normal) – Setting up rules

Firewall – Packet-filtering Weakness – Cannot ‘look’ into appl. Level information – Limited logging information – Do normally not support authentication – Can be attack by weakness in IP (e.g. IP-spoofing)

Firewall – Packet-filtering Stateful - inspection – Normal packet-filtering only look at one packet at a time. – Stateful packet-filtering can remember a sequence of packets. (can be used to detect spoofing)

Firewall – Application-level Level 5 Application gateway – Using Proxy Servers (e.g. a mail-client and a mail-server) Spilt connections into 2 (one for inbound and one for outbound)

Firewall – Application-level More secure – Stateful inspection even more developed – User authentication are used Weakness – slow-down performance – need to have proxies for all services

Firewall – Architecture One recommended solution : Screened subnet firewall MOST secure DMZ – demilitarized zone (2 packet-filter + bastion host on the net (DMZ) in between) Home Firewall like ZoneAlarm/XP-firewall