> Inbound Allow:
>
> - echo (type 8/code 0)
> - paramter-problem (12/[0|1])
> - source-quench (4/0)
> - ttl-exceeded (11/[0|1])
>
> Deny all other inbound ICMP.
I don't understand this at all. You're allowing ECHO and, presumably,
outbound TTL-EXCEEDED messages, which are the most obvious avenues for
information gathering attacks, but not allowing arbitrary unreachable
messages (thus breaking path MTU).
Additionally, why are you allowing parameter-problem messages? Are you
allowing your filter to pass packets with IP options? Why?
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Received on Jun 07 1998