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Anyone used the commercial firewall / IP list you can slap on top of pfSense? There is the community version, but then there is also this: https://www.proofpoi
by Bucephalus355 8y ago
Anyone used the commercial firewall / IP list you can slap on top of pfSense?
There is the community version, but then there is also this: https://www.proofpoint.com/us/threat-insight/et-pro-ruleset https://www.proofpoint.com/us/threat-insight/et-pro-ruleset
My understanding is it’s around $900 or so a year for a license. That kind of sucks. But on the other hand I know it’s very easy to install, just a one-liner in the GUI of pfSense (which is how I found out about it).
- 56chan4 8y agoCommunity version is 30day old or behind the paid version. Problem with alot of IDS/IPS is it needs to see the contents of the packets before it can block, unless it breaks the encryption its not going to work. So its not a panacea but then nothing is, and its hard to tell if this is already provided by AV products with web browser addons. If you take Kaspersky, they are the only AV product which uses CPU virtualisation to scan for malware running in memory on a windows box for their Safe Money web browser facility. CPU virtualisation is one of those areas that can bypass alot of security products, so if you can stack up enough zero days to get into an OS and mod a bios, you can hide for a long time. Single core CPU's also have their uses as well, but you dont see that mentioned much either in the security arena.