AOL service basically creates a backdoor into your network.  Same effect
as if they had a modem and dialed up to an ISP.  In my and many people's
opinion this is a very large security threat and should be blocked.

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Aaron Turner        [EMAIL PROTECTED]  650.237.0300 x252
Security Engineer                         Vicinity Corp.        
Cell: 408-314-9874                        http://www.vicinity.com

On Thu, 25 May 2000, Frank Ripepi wrote:

> 
> I have some users that insist on accessing AOL through the Firewall.
> The problem is that none of their activities are logged while connected
> to AOL.  In order to justify disabling the AOL service can anyone tell
> me if there are any security concerns with the AOL service?
> 
> 
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