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Hey All,
What would you recommend as the best manner to block malicious IP's with a list that can be updated manually / automatically?
Regards,
Adiel
Custom IOC feed is nice, but it blocks only outbound and not inbound traffic. so take look on sk103154
Check Points official recommendation (sk103154) is: Custom Intelligence Feeds - sk132193
Custom IOC feed is nice, but it blocks only outbound and not inbound traffic. so take look on sk103154
That limitation in Custom IOC feeds will be removed in R81.
hello, with sk103154 i see only inbound traffic dropped. What do i miss?
Hi
SK132193 -- is our recommendation.
Starting R81, IPs support IPv6 addresses AND they block inbound AND outbound.
Hello, ok R81 is not an option. We have R80.40 atm.
At SK132193 i see the limitation "Inbound traffic to a host behind the gateway does not get blocked...." -> R81 supports both directions - ok.
So that is the complete inverted situation?! With R80.40: SK103154 blocks only inbound and SK132193 blocks only outbound?
Can you show me a workaround with R80.40 to block inbound&outbound - can I mix SK103154 and SK132193?
Cheers,
David
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