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January 10th, 2007, 10:29 PM
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Look 'n' Stop plugins.!
Hey Lns – customers…
I would be interested in user’s thoughts, care to participate? I have been always curious why since yr2003 (the beginning) of Look ‘n’ Stop plug-in support, nobody has made or should I say ‘released’ a third-party Look ‘n’ Stop plug-in. - Is it because there are no wants? Naaaa, there is definitely wants; maybe Look ‘n’ Stop firewall product isn’t that appealing to the programmers? Naaaaaa, just teasing …… you Frederic…. I however do think there are many different ways to help and improve the Look ‘n’ Stop product, through its plug-in support. I have begun doing some Look ‘n’ Stop plug-ins, I have many great ideas, but at the moment I’m interested in yours, and … if yours happens to be interesting by vote, I will add it to my possible to-do list. I have already released to the public one Look ‘n’ Stop plug-in, Ruleset Validator, and tomorrow morning sometime I’m in hopes to release the next Look ‘n’ Stop plug-in I made, Multi-IP Banlist [IP Banning Zone]… Quick glance can be seen by looking at the attached image, any thoughts on this are also welcome.
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January 10th, 2007, 11:58 PM
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Re: Look 'n' Stop plugins.!
how many IPs could your Multi-IP Banlist plugin potentially handle?
also it would be interesting if we could use it with Bluetack lists or similar. ************************************************ as for plugin ideas...maybe a IDS plugin that uses Snort rules.
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January 11th, 2007, 12:21 AM
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Re: Look 'n' Stop plugins.!
The amount is 10 (1 – 10) rules per standard rule listed on the Look ‘n’ Stop Internet filtering screen, with the current Look ‘n’ Stop design this is a maximum amount per standard rule.
Ouch! A software firewall should never be seen trying to do massive blockings like seen done by hosts files, for that purpose I would recommend a freeware app like PeerGuardian… There are some restrictions with the Look ‘n’ Stop yr2003 plug-in implementation, I think we basically defined to doing comparisons of packet header information at best…
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January 12th, 2007, 01:33 AM
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Re: Look 'n' Stop plugins.!
Hey I’m back! And I have come baring gifts … j/k, just … a gift.
Multi-IP Banlist - PluginMultiIP.dll 24.0 KB OK so… the basics first – creating or editing a rule using a plug-in will there-on out call the plug-in to open/edit that rule. This plug-in name is kind-of deceiving momentarily, the rules created by this plug-in can be to block multiple IPs, like blocking multiple IP addresses you can permit them as easily by quick toggle of the rule deny/authorize flag. 10 IP addresses per rule is the maximum, and as many rules as your Look ‘n’ Stop application will permit … this all with the current Look ‘n’ Stop design. You can paste IP address into the field; you can add or delete the IP addresses as you wish… The number of IP addresses the rule covers will be shown through its rule-name (see below attached image) The editing of rules with this plug-in is only available to rules with rule-names beginning with ‘Multi-IP Banlist’, so please do take note of that. Any questions or suggestions, and comments are welcome here on this topic … until an admin or moderator says enough. Enjoy!
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January 12th, 2007, 03:44 PM
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Re: Look 'n' Stop plugins.!
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January 12th, 2007, 03:47 PM
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Re: Look 'n' Stop plugins.!
Who wants a TCP, UDP Multiple Ports Banlist?
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January 13th, 2007, 08:55 AM
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Re: Look 'n' Stop plugins.!
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Hey PhantOm, Great work! Unfortunately I am too busy at the moment to test your nice tool. Be patient, I'll try later  On the first view it looks much smarter than a simple hosts file block list.... Thomas |
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January 13th, 2007, 09:09 AM
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Re: Look 'n' Stop plugins.!
Thanks Thomas M
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January 14th, 2007, 01:39 PM
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Re: Look 'n' Stop plugins.!
Multi-Port Banlist - PluginMultiPort.dll 24.5 KB
This little different, you can create rules containing up-to 7 specified ports, any TCP or UDP inbound packets with source-ports specified will trigger the rule. …Enjoy! Edited: corrected download link that's being problematic with Opera browsers
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January 14th, 2007, 08:47 PM
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Re: Look 'n' Stop plugins.!
v1.01 of Multi-IP Banlist is now available through regular download link, it consists of some enhancements. Improved button combinations, and IP fields will only accept IP-valid numeric values, also some other minor changes but the filesize is still the same (24 KB).
Enjoy
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January 15th, 2007, 08:48 PM
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Re: Look 'n' Stop plugins.!
v1.01 of Multi-MAC Banlist is now available through regular download link, it consists of some enhancements. Improved button combinations, and now only valid MAC addresses are accepted, filesize is 27.5 KB.
Enjoy!
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