Re: a whitelist for outgoing syn port 80, 443 traffic for hosting

[Ken A <ka@pacific.net>]

franck wrote:
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> Ken A wrote:
>> Hello,
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> 
> Hi,
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>> Is anyone aware of a whitelist of hostnames of port 80,443 OUTGOING
>> traffic that should be considered 'normal' in a hosting environment?
>> ie: SYN traffic to ups.com, authorize.net, technorati, for ecommerce,
>> blogging, etc..
>>
>> Categorizing traffic as good/bad is useful in this day of many php
>> remote file include bugs.
>>
>> Thanks,
> 
> Maybe this is what you are looking for :
> 
> http://someonewhocares.org/hosts/zero/

Thanks, but I'm looking for a whitelist for a fairly wide range of web 
applications, not a blacklist. There are plenty of good blacklists out 
there. surbl.org, uribl.com , etc. :-)
Ken


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