On Sun, 25 Apr 2010 17:48 +0200, "Danny" <dannydeb...@gmail.com> wrote: > Shane, > > What I have found with our company's installation of Webmarshall is that > you can > , for example, go to linux.box.sk and surf around for about 5 mins, then > all of > a sudden it gets blocked.
95% of what these devices trigger on are false-positives. Anyone who has ever dealt with them for any length of time should know that. The trick is tuning them and white-listing stuff to make them more useful. Bottom line... there is nothing malicious about openbsd.org websites. Your network "security device" has yet another false-positive. Most people I know don't put these things in block mode precisely for these reasons. Brad > I don't think that Webmarshall is THAT clever to figure out that you are > on a > site that contains "unauthorized" content. I think that there is an > overpaid, > underworked, MCSE on the Webmarshall server looking for something he can > use as > "proof" that they still need his expertise ... > > Danny > > > I hope it is just your employer blocking OpenBSD and Marshal has not > > added it to their list!
