Hello,
what is exactly this firewall ?
How filter only a program ?
Some book paper to read about ?
And it's possible do this with iptables in Linux?
In Linux, you filter ports, not programs.
On 12/1/20 3:58 AM, Carlos E.R. wrote:
In Linux, you filter ports, not programs.
IPTables can filter based on cgroup and owner. So you can get down to
program(s) in a cgroup, thus effectively filtering by program.
But this is only applicable on the host based firewall. An off-host
firewall won't have visibility into this information.
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Grant. . . .
unix || die
On 01/12/2020 06.58, Mirko wrote:
Hello,
what is exactly this firewall ?
On what distribution?
How filter only a program ?
In Linux, you filter ports, not programs.
Some book paper to read about ?
And it's possible do this with iptables in Linux?
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Cheers, Carlos.
May be there are different front end than iptables to do this, but
my question was general not about linux and iptables, or about
make a app. firewall with iptables.
"Carlos E.R." <robin_listas@es.invalid> ha scritto:
On 01/12/2020 06.58, Mirko wrote:
Hello,
what is exactly this firewall ?
On what distribution?
How filter only a program ?
In Linux, you filter ports, not programs.
Some book paper to read about ?
And it's possible do this with iptables in Linux?
I asked in general about an application firewall.
There are WAF web app. firewall.
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