The document discusses firewalls, including their definition as devices that monitor incoming and outgoing network traffic based on security rules. It covers firewall protection in small and large networks, overall firewall system design, important design facts, categories of firewalls like packet filtering and proxy, types of firewall software, and benefits and disadvantages of firewalls. The conclusion restates that firewalls introduce network security by filtering traffic according to rules to protect against external and internal threats.
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The global Tor network and its routing protocols provide an excellent framework for online anonymity. However, the selection of Tor-friendly software for Windows is sub-par at best.
Want to anonymously browse the web? You’re stuck with Firefox, and don’t even think about trying to anonymously use Flash. Want to dynamically analyze malware without letting the C2 server know your home IP address? You’re outta luck. Want to anonymously use any program that doesn’t natively support SOCKS or HTTP proxying? Not gonna happen.
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GTKlondike is a local hacker/independent security researcher who has a passion for network security, both attack and defense. He has several years experience working as an network infrastructure and security consultant mainly dealing with switching, routing, firewalls, and servers. Currently attending graduate school, he is constantly studying and learning new techniques to better defend or bypass network security mechanisms.
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OpenFlow managed Software Defined Network (SDN) and Wireless Mesh Network (WMN) are being an emerging technology for their autonomous functionality and economic feasibility. SDN is somehow defined as next generation technology which let the network configure, optimize and heal centrally using artificial intelligence. WMN has been adopted by several applications because of its promising functionality. In this research, applicability of SDN on WMN has been studied as well as the decentralized controller mechanism over SDWMN (Software Defined Wireless Mesh Network). First of all, two types of Wireless connectivity (AD Hoc and WDS) has been researched using OpenWrt configured SDN. Then probability and availability of WMN using SDN has been investigated. Finally, some solutions has been tried to figure out for the further future implementation of SDWMN.
Service Function Chaining in Openstack NeutronMichelle Holley
Service Function Chaining (SFC) uses software-defined networking (SDN) capabilities to create a service chain of connected network services (such as L4-7 like firewalls,
network address translation [NAT], intrusion protection) and connect them in a virtual chain. This capability can be used by network operators to set up suites or catalogs
of connected services that enable the use of a single network connection for many services, with different characteristics.
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The development of intelligent network forensic tools to focus on specific type of network traffic analysis is a challenge in terms of future perspective.
This will reduce time delays, less computational resources requirement; minimize attacks, providing reliable and secured evidences, and efficient investigation with minimum efforts
Firewall protection is the one that controls and monitors the network traffic whether it is incoming or outgoing on predetermined rules of security. It is basically a barrier or a shield applied specifically to save your PC, phone or tablet from the malwares of external world that exist in abundance on the internet.
Open source network forensics and advanced pcap analysisGTKlondike
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15,16. Top 10 Security tools in kali linux
17. Any Queries ?
18. Thank you
if you want any info about this ppt you can contact me on
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6. CONTENT
1. INTRODUCTION
2. DEFINATION
3. FIREWALL PROTECTION
4. OVERALL FIREWALL SYSTEM DESIGN
5. IMPORTANT DESIGN FACTS
6. FIREWALL CATEGORIES
7. TYPES OF FIREWALL SOFTWARE
8. BENEFITS OF FIREWALL
9. ADVANTEGES OF FIREWALL
10. DISADVANTEGES OF FIREWALL
11. CONCLUSION
7. A firewall is a network security device, either hardware
or software-based, which monitors all incoming and outgoing
traffic and based on a defined set of security rules it accepts,
rejects or drops that specific traffic.
Accept : allow the traffic Reject : block the traffic but reply
with an “unreachable error” Drop : block the traffic with no
reply A firewall establishes a barrier between secured
internal networks and outside untrusted network, such as
the Internet.
INTRODUCTION
9. A firewall is a device or a combination of systems that supervises the flow
of traffic between distinctive parts of the network. A firewall is used to guard the
network against nasty people and prohibit their actions at predefined boundary
levels.
A firewall is not only used to protect the system from exterior threats but
the threat can be internal as well. Therefore we need protection at each level of
the hierarchy of networking systems.
A good firewall should be sufficient enough to deal with both internal and
external threats and be able to deal with malicious software such as worms from
acquiring access to the network. It also provisions your system to stop forwarding
unlawful data to another system.
For Example, a firewall always exists between a private network and the Internet
which is a public network thus filters packets coming in and out.
DEFINATION
10. FIREWALL PROTECTION
In small networks, we can make each of our network device secured by
ensuring that all the software patches are installed, unwanted services are
disabled, and security software are properly installed within it.
In this situation, as also shown in the figure, the firewall software is mounted
on each machine & server and configured in such a manner that only listed
traffic can come in and out of the device. But this works efficiently in small-
scale networks only.
12. Firewall Protection in Small Scale Network
In a large-scale network, it is almost next to
impossible to manually configure the firewall protection on
each node.
The centralized security system is a solution to provide a
secure network to big networks.
With the help of an example, it is shown in the below
figure that the firewall solution is imposed with the router
itself, and it becomes simple to handle security policies. The
policies of traffic come in and out into the device and can be
handled solely by one device.
This makes the overall security system cost-effective.
FIREWALL SOFTWARE
13. Overall Firewall System Design Example
An internal router is also implemented in this design to route the packets
internally and perform filtering actions.
The advantage of this design is that it having three layers of security, the packet
filtering perimeter router, IDS, and the firewall.
The disadvantage of this set-up is that no IDS occurs in the internal network thus
can’t easily prevent internal attacks.
14. Important Designing Facts:
A Packet-filtering firewall should be used at the boundary of the network to give enhanced
security.
Every server having exposure to a public network such as the Internet will be placed in
DMZ. Servers having crucial data will be equipped with host-based firewall software within
them. In addition to these on servers, all unwanted services should be disabled.
If your network is having critical database servers such as HLR server, IN, and SGSN which
is used in mobile operations, then multiple DMZ will be deployed.
If external sources such as far-end organizations want to access your server placed in an
internal network of security system then use VPN.
For crucial internal sources, such as R&D or financial sources, IDS should be used to
monitor and deal with internal attacks. By imposing levels of security separately, extra
security can be provided to the internal network.
15. Firewall Categories
Based on the filtering of traffic there are many categories of the firewall, some
are explained below:
1) Packet Filtering Firewall
It is a kind of router which is having the ability to filter the few of the substance of the
data packets. When using packet-filtering, the rules are classified on the firewall.
These rules find out from the packets which traffic is permitted and which are not.
2) Stateful Firewall
It is also called as dynamic packet filtering, it inspects the status of active connections
and uses that data to find out which of the packets should be permitted through the
firewall and which are not.
The firewall inspects the packet down to the application layer. By tracing the session
data like IP address and port number of the data packet it can provide much strong
security to the network.
It also inspects both incoming and outgoing traffic thus hackers found it difficult to
interfere in the network using this firewall.
16. 3) Proxy Firewall
These are also known as application gateway firewalls. The stateful firewall is unable to
protect the system from HTTP based attacks. Therefore proxy firewall is introduced in the
market.
It includes the features of stateful inspection plus having the capability of closely analyzing
application layer protocols.
Thus it can monitor traffic from HTTP and FTP and find out the possibility of attacks. Thus
firewall behaves as a proxy means the client initiates a connection with the firewall and the
firewall in return initiates a solo link with the server on the client’s side.
17. Types of Firewall Software
The few of the most popular firewall software that the organizations use to protect their
systems are mentioned below:
1) Comodo Firewall
Virtual Internet browsing, to block unwanted pop-up ads, and customizing DNS servers are the
common features of this Firewall. Virtual Kiosk is used to block some procedure and programs by
absconding and penetrating the network.
In this firewall, apart from following the long process for defining ports and other programs to
allow and block, any program can be allowed and blocked by just browsing for the program and
clicking on the desired output.
Comodo killswitch is also an enhanced feature of this firewall which illustrates all ongoing
processes and makes it very easy to block any unwanted program.
18. 2) AVS Firewall
It is very simple to implement. It guards your system against nasty registry
amendments, pop-up windows, and unwanted advertisements. We can also modify
the URL’s for ads anytime and can block them also.
It’s also having the feature of a Parent control, which is a part of permitting access
to a precise group of websites only.
It is used in Windows 8, 7, Vista, and XP.
3) Netdefender
Here we can easily outline the source and destination IP address, port number, and
protocol that are permitted and not permitted in the system. We can allow and block
FTP for being deployed and restricted in any network.
It also has a port scanner, which can visualize which can be used for traffic flow.
19. 4) PeerBlock
Despite blocking individual class of programs defined in the computer it blocks the
overall IP addresses class fall in a particular category.
It deploys this feature by blocking both incoming and outgoing traffic by defining a set of
IP addresses that are barred. Therefore the network or computer using that set of IPs
can’t access the network and also the internal network can’t send the outgoing traffic to
those blocked programs.
5) Windows Firewall
The most frequent firewall used by Windows 7 users is this firewall. It provisions the
access and restriction of traffic and communication between networks or a network or a
device by analyzing IP address and port number. It by default permits all outbound traffic but
allows only those inbound traffic which is defined.
20. 6) Juniper Firewall
The juniper in itself a networking organization and design various types of routers and
firewall filters also. In a live network like Mobile service providers uses Juniper made firewalls
to protect their network services from different types of threats.
They guard the network routers and extra incoming traffic and unreceptive attacks from
external sources that can interrupt network services and handle which traffic to be forwarded
from which of router interfaces.
It implements one input and one output firewall filter to each of the incoming and outgoing
physical interfaces. This filters out the unwanted data packets following the rules defined at
both incoming and outgoing interfaces.
According to default firewall configuration settings, which packets to be accepted and which
to be discarded is decided.
21. Benefit of Firewall
Monitors Network Traffic. All of the benefits of firewall security start with the
ability to monitor network traffic. ...
Stops Virus Attacks. Nothing can shut your digital operations down faster
and harder than a virus attack. ...
Prevents Hacking. ...
Stops Spyware. ...
Promotes Privacy.
22. Monitors Network Traffic. All of the benefits of firewall security start with the ability to
monitor network traffic. ...
Stops Virus Attacks. Nothing can shut your digital operations down faster and harder
than a virus attack. ...
Prevents Hacking. ...
Stops Spyware. ...
Promotes Privacy.
Advanteges of Firewall
23. Disadvantges of Firewall
Cost. The investment cost for the implementation of firewalls into the network
systems purely depends upon their type. ...
User Restriction. ...
Performance. ...
Malware Attacks. ...
Complex Operations.
24. Conclusion
From the above description about various aspects of the firewall, we will conclude that
to overcome the external and internal network attacks the concept of the firewall has
been introduced.
The firewall can be hardware or software which by following a certain set of rules will
guard our networking system from the virus and other types of malicious attacks.
We have also explored here the different categories of the firewall, components of the
firewall, designing and implementation of a firewall, and then some of the famous firewall
software we used to deploy in the networking industry.