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A HEURISTIC POLYNOMIAL ALGORITHM FOR LOCAL INCONSISTENCY DIAGNOSIS IN FIREWALL RULE SETS

Pozo et al., 2008

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12484797833191745731
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Pozo S
Ceballos R
Gasca R
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International Conference on Security and Cryptography

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Firewall ACLs can contain inconsistencies. There is an inconsistency if different actions can be taken on the same flow of traffic, depending on the ordering of the rules. Inconsistent rules should be notified to the system administrator in order to remove them. Minimal …
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