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This document provides an overview of firewalls. It discusses how firewalls originated from physical barriers used to prevent the spread of fires in buildings in the 19th century. In the 1980s, as internet usage grew and networks became more complex, firewalls were implemented in routers to control network traffic and allocate different networks. The document then profiles some key individuals like Clifford Stoll and Bill Cheswick who brought awareness to firewall security. It defines a firewall as a program or hardware device that filters authorized and unauthorized network data and traffic based on administrator-set rules. Finally, it outlines the evolution of different firewall generations from packet filters to stateful filters.
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- 1. FIREWALL PRESENTEDBY, S.KOUSALYA, II-M.sc., Computer Science. BATCH:2017-2019 INCHARGE STAFF: M.FLORENCE DYANA.
- 2. INTRODUCTION TO THE PAST FIREWALL Idea came from construction industry in 19th century. Structure of metal sheets in houses, flights etc were the first physical firewall. Metal sheets protected from fire. In 1980’s Usage of internet was rapidly growing. Businesses established and implemented networks. Difficulties faced ! Huge network data traffic. Allocating the different networks. Solutions ! Procedure of firewall implemented in routers. Networks were controlled.
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