I don't know anything about the security flaw but it sounds like you are using the wrong technique to block the traffic. As it states at the top on the configuration page, "The Network Services filter blocks the LAN to WAN packet exchanges". It doesn't block incoming traffic. If you want to block incoming traffic you would need to create a firewall-start script.I'm trying to block all incoming communication on port 10 000 all protocols, following latest discovered utorrent security flaws. Trying to block port 10000 from a remote server on my lan.
You should just use TCP for normal TCP traffic. TCP SYN, TCP ACK, etc. refer to TCP flag states and can be ignored for 99.99% of cases. TCP ALL refers to all flags so can also be ignored in 99.99% of cases.So i just choose TCP (TCP covers,include all others tcp all,sync....and so on) right?
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