James Croall wrote:
>TIS has announced and is shipping their Java Guard system with Gauntlet
>3.2, and Raptor has announced support for Java blocking in the next
>release of their Eagle firewall product.
I understand how a firewall might be configured to block Java or ActiveX
executable files, by looking at the file extension. How does a firewall
understand what is JavaScript or VBScript when that code is simply part
of a comment in an HTML document? Does it now have to be an HTML
interpreter as well?
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