predatorwall

Topic: 3.2 release
Poster: predatorfreak
Post: 3.2 has been released. Below is the changes from 3.0-r1.

Changelog:
Add spoofing protection values to sysctl.conf
Add syncookies value to the sysctl.conf
Add numerus sanity checks (aka "root checks")
Updated the about file to reflect 3.2 release
Update the anti-timeout root check message
Cleanup the about file, mostly in the features area.

Topic: Development moved to sourceforge.net
Poster: predatorfreak
Post: With the project approved, development is moving to sourceforge. With the move I'm taking advantage of the tools provided by sourceforge. CVS will be updated everytime I make a change, keep in mind this does not mean "tested change", it just means change. From here, I'll be moving the site information about predatorwall to sourceforge and making the project page on dcaf-security.org show that development has moved and point them to the new site (note, point doesn't mean redirect).

From now on, instead of DCAF_Security being the driving development force of predatorwall, it will be a sponsor. It will be a project shown as part of the DCAF_Security effort, as is dark-sources and my kernel hacking development. Sorry for the long post.

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Home About Downloads	Topic: 3.2 release Poster: predatorfreak Post: 3.2 has been released. Below is the changes from 3.0-r1. Changelog: Add spoofing protection values to sysctl.conf Add syncookies value to the sysctl.conf Add numerus sanity checks (aka "root checks") Updated the about file to reflect 3.2 release Update the anti-timeout root check message Cleanup the about file, mostly in the features area. Topic: Development moved to sourceforge.net Poster: predatorfreak Post: With the project approved, development is moving to sourceforge. With the move I'm taking advantage of the tools provided by sourceforge. CVS will be updated everytime I make a change, keep in mind this does not mean "tested change", it just means change. From here, I'll be moving the site information about predatorwall to sourceforge and making the project page on dcaf-security.org show that development has moved and point them to the new site (note, point doesn't mean redirect). From now on, instead of DCAF_Security being the driving development force of predatorwall, it will be a sponsor. It will be a project shown as part of the DCAF_Security effort, as is dark-sources and my kernel hacking development. Sorry for the long post.	DCAF_Security Dark-sources Sourceforge Netfilter