Hello,
We saw an infected machine send out IP packets with a destination IP address of
just . the Checkpoint passed the packet I guess because the rule is to allow
any destination on HTTP, our internet rule.
But I'm surprised the IPSO (the internet FW is an IP Platform) v 4.2 routed the
packet.
Has anyone seen this or have insight about how the routing in IPSO would
respond to a destination IP address like that?
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