Tool released at Black Hat contains 150 ways to bypass Web application firewalls
However, there are various methods for sneaking malicious requests that violate these rules past WAFs by modifying certain parts of their headers or the paths of requested URLs. These are known as protocol-level evasion techniques, and WAFs are not properly equipped to deal with them at the moment because the techniques are not very well documented, Ristic said. The researcher tested the evasion t
Vista not playing well with IPv6 - Network World
Microsoft acknowledges some “compatibility issues,” but calls operating system its best ever Early adopters of Microsoft’s new Vista operating system are reporting problems with its implementation of IPv6, a long-anticipated upgrade to the Internet’s primary protocol. IPv6 supports a 128-bit addressing scheme, which lets it support an order-of-magnitude more devices that are directly connected
Assessing Skype’s network impact
Latest edge news. Test: Assessing Skype’s network impact, 12/12/05 If you’re worried about Skype creating a security problem for your network, don’t, because the free VoIP service poses little danger to an enterprise network. That’s a good thing, because it’s just about impossible to keep Skype out of your network if end users are determined to run it. While the industry pushes IP as the future of
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