i think your system is secured enough except for your remote
administration using the old telnet. You can use SSH for packet encryption
and stuffs. ;)


On Thu, 23 Mar 2000, Ronneil Camara wrote:

> I'm running ipchains on a dual homed linux server. I'm using trinity's
> ipchain rules. I asked this question because I've read an article that
> packet filtering isn't good. We know for a fact that stateful inspection is
> really good. And right now, project is still being develop for stateful
> inspection.
> 
> my setup:
> eth0 - internal interface
> eth1 - external interface
> ip spoofing enabled, 
> patched redhat 6.1
> and I've only allowed a specific network to telnet in coming from the
> external interface.
> inetd.conf already edited with minimal running services.
> hosts.allow and hosts.deny already edited with ALL:ALL in hosts.deny
> securetty also edited
> no anonymous logins
> and removed some r_x permissions for world in executables
> 
> Is this secure enough?
> 
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