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    Agnitum Outpost vs Leak Tests

    I was searching around for some info and found this tid bit in Agnitum's FAQ section. I figured I'd post this for any Outpost users who may be concerned by it.

    We are aware that Outpost Firewall passes LeakTest and YALTA; fails TooLeaky, FireHole and OutBound because we have performed internal tests here at Agnitum. This vulnerability was discovered several months ago and we immediately started working on a new version of our engine because we consider this vulnerability is serious. The alpha version of Outpost Firewall being tested right now is able to block all these leak tests.
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    hey thanx alot for this i am using outpost now, but was thinking of switching to blackice.now i will for sure, thanx again.

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    I'm glad i switch to black ice I alwalys felt it wasn't that secure this justs confirms it.
    thx.

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    Ummm. .. EVERY Windows software firewall will fail that test... allow IE acces, and TooLeaky uses IE to 'broadcast' its message...

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    Well, Black Ice fails GRC.com's leak test... http://grc.com/lt/leaktest.htm

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    Originally posted here by Negative
    Ummm. .. EVERY Windows software firewall will fail that test... allow IE acces, and TooLeaky uses IE to 'broadcast' its message...
    Sygate didn t fail the test if you put it in the ASK mode!

    When you get a pop-up warning Look at detail and block the traffic !

    There was apparently no leak.
    Your computer or internet connection is very slow or most likely the grc.com webside is down temporarily.
    Please try again later.

    This doesn t say it is very well defending your box cos most users don t have their firewall in the ask-mode!


    You also need Enable dll authentication


    Sygate did fail with Yalta!But i think Yalta didn t work on my box since their was 0 traffic in the firewall logs and the router didn t blink at all!
    i m gone,thx everyone for so much fun and good info.
    cheers and good bye

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    Ugh, I'm not to bothered, it's better than ZA and Black Ice atleast.....oh well..I also have a Hardware Firewall so I'll be fine I think....tanx for the info though.

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    Re: Agnitum Outpost vs Leak Tests

    Kerio also didn t fail the test!

    After testing Norton,Outpost and Sygate this will be the firewall i keep!

    You can download it at

    http://www.kerio.com/us/kpf_download.html
    i m gone,thx everyone for so much fun and good info.
    cheers and good bye

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    Well my hardware firewall pasted all test so far, but kerio and tiny also passed and even a home cooked thing combined with agnitum survived... Securing a pc is not only installing a firewall, it's also knowing what the hell it is supposed to do. A windows box can be secure even without firewall (uh ooh dangerous area, well not 100% secure then ?) if you just set it up darn well...
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    I have tested my system with the leak test and ZoneAlarm passes, but most firewalls pass. Passing should be, and is, the norm.

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