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Re: Additional TPC/IP stack
Jyri Kaljundi (jk
stallion.ee)
Sat, 8 Nov 1997 18:51:28 +0200 (EET)
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On Wed, 5 Nov 1997, Franco RUGGIERI wrote:
> Do you feel that such additional checking in an ad hoc IP stack is
> valuable?
Well Windows NT TCP/IP stack has probably had some security problems (like
wrong reaction to OOB and other packets), and now that Milkyway has
rewritten the whole NT TCP/IP stack for their firewall, at least they have
said that there are other problems with it. So if you can, having a stack
that has been written considering security is certainly better than what
you get with any operating system. This is one thing you have to consider
when choosing a fw product, but certainly having a robust and secure TCP
stack only won't help so much when the OS itself is really buggy.
Jyri Kaljundi
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