Check to make sure that the servers running on those ports aren't vulnerable. Also,
is there a possibility that someone inside your firewall is acting malicious?
Is your firewall vulnerable? RH7.2 is getting kinda old, have you kept your patches
up to date?
Just because you have a firewall
Well, it depends which algorithm is used for the encryption. The 'bit' value isn't as
important as you might think, compared to the specific algorithm used.
If you're refering to RSA public key encryption, most online businesses use a 1024 bit
key; 128 bit keys not very secure, given the speed
hostname - - [26/Feb/2003:23:00:13 -0500] "CONNECT 207.46.181.13:25 HTTP/1.1"
405 321
Thanks
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Allan Schon
Unless something has gone horribly amiss, Gnucleus (an open-source gnutella client) is
spyware/adware free. They only have a windows client, though. Go to
http://www.gnutella.com/connect/ for a list of gnutella clients, then google it, like
'gnucleus spyware' and see what comes up.
-Origin
