Notes: It is the first really public release of OpenFWTK, a successor to Trusted Information System's firewall toolkit. Notable features are: * True application layer filter (popular technology known as "DPI" - Deep Packet Inspection or "SPF" - Stateful Packet Filtering - is not. It's just an ugly hack.) * Unified pluggable (which means you may separate questionable security code like antivirus and antispam engines from the firewall host) content inspection for most used protocols (http, smtp, ftp, pop3, nntp are supported at the moment) * NAC (Network Admission Control) - like functionality for web browsers - you may define fine-grained internet access policy based on browser identification. * Improved proxy development API so you may develop custom applications with ease.
Changes: 12-Oct-2007 - file refreshed to include some minor updates (authadduser.sh script, nntp-gw to display proxy name correctly in proc title and a few compiler warnings). No functionality or configuration is affected.
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