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From: ph4ke <deff@sadomain.co.za>
Subject: Re: How to make a computer invisible
Date: Mon, 1 Dec 2003 09:59:17 +0000
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Hi,=20

maybe i should add my two cents asswell=20

i would say that if you wanna make a node invisible, then just get iptabl=
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to reject everything that tries to initiate a connection.=20

if the host is going to be a firewall, i like to make a bridge, put my=20
iptables rules on it, then take of the IP address of the bridge.

This will make the host invisible, in the sense that no-one will be able =
to=20
connect, but some clever ppl might figure out that something sits between=
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them and other hosts.=20


maybe this can help you


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ph4ke