Gar
Very Senior Member
I failed. And I don't like it.
It still works, though.It's an ancient tool from 2008 for testing software firewalls. What's the remedy in 2020?
I failed. And I don't like it.
It's an ancient tool from 2008 for testing software firewalls. What's the remedy in 2020?
You can check every port to see if it is open, closed, or stealth. I don't see how that will ever be irrelevant.This test is almost irrelevant these days as every piece of software simply uses port 80 or 443 now, which is never blocked because it prevents web browsing.
You are thinking of the GRC ShieldsUP! test. This thread is about the GRC LeakTest (an entirely pointless test IMHO).You can check every port to see if it is open, closed, or stealth. I don't see how that will ever be irrelevant.
My mistake.You are thinking of the GRC ShieldsUP! test. This thread is about the GRC LeakTest (an entirely pointless test IMHO).
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