What is a proxy firewall and when do you need one?
A proxy firewall sits between two hosts and splits each connection in two so it can inspect content. What it does well, what it costs, and how to decide.
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A proxy firewall sits between two hosts and splits each connection in two so it can inspect content. What it does well, what it costs, and how to decide.
A proxy firewall sits between two hosts and never lets them connect directly, inspecting content as it relays. See the benefits, costs and when to use one.
A port scan probes a host to see which ports answer. Learn how TCP replies show open, closed and filtered ports, and how to scan your own systems safely.
A perimeter firewall filters traffic where your network meets the internet. It blocks unwanted flows in and out but cannot see inside the network.
A payload based signature matches known bytes inside network traffic. Learn what it catches, how attackers evade it and how to tune it for fewer alerts.
A DNS firewall blocks lookups to known bad domains before a connection starts. See how it works, what it misses and how to roll one out safely.
A DKIM record is a DNS TXT entry holding the public key that receivers use to verify your email signatures. Learn selectors, key size and how to test it.
A dictionary attack tries likely passwords from a list instead of every combination. Stop it with blocklists, rate limits, long passwords and MFA.
A container firewall limits which containers talk to each other and to the outside. Kubernetes NetworkPolicy covers the basics if your plugin enforces it.
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