attack on our login page. When the page is submitted, it passes typically with a POST or GET HTTP Request to its action target. Let us decipher some of this jargon. HTTP stands for Hyper Text Transfer Protocol, and is the method by which pages of information...

Linux Distributions: Red Hat - https://www.redhat.com/security/updates/ Novell SuSE - http://support.novell.com/patches.html openSuSE - http://en.opensuse.org/SDB:SDB Ubuntu - http://www.ubuntu.com/support Security Organizations: SANS Top 20 - https://www2.sans.org/...

thing since restarts and cold boots take about 90 seconds! In keeping with the security focus of the product, both HTTP and HTTPS connections are supported for the admin interface, with the default method for administration from wireless clients set to HTTPS....

to from its default of 80. Unfortunately you don't have the option of disabling HTTP file access entirely, while leaving the Admin server turned on. You also can't enable secure HTTP (HTTPS) for all web-based activity, or restrict HTTP access to specific IP...

in order): Windows Terminal Services traffic on TCP port 3389 from a specific network (JPNET) to my internal server "homer" HTTPs traffic on TCP port 443 from JPNET to the WAN IP address of my m0n0wall to allow remote administration HTTP traffic on TCP port...

image to enlarge) The only admin security feature you have is password protection since you can't change the port that the HTTP interface responds to from its default of 80. You also can't enable secure HTTP (HTTPS) for the admin interface or restrict HTTP...

you can't change the port that the HTTP interface responds to from its default of 80. You also can't enable secure HTTP (HTTPS) for the admin interface or restrict HTTP access to specific IP addresses or ranges. Buffalo has improved the look of its user interfaces,...

except for the omission of HTTP and FTP servers. Figure 15: Setting up a new backup job (click image to enlarge) I was intrigued by the HTTP selection, so set up a quick backup job, let it run for a bit, then killed it. The backup destination directory...

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