IPTables
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Using iptables to build a firewall in Linux.
This exercise will demonstrate the use of iptables to build a firewall in Linux. Iptables is, in fact, a TCP/IP packet filter based upon a collection of rules; these rules are stored in a series of tables, hence the name. For all practical purposes, the tables are a database and the iptables command allows the user to access and modify the rule set.
- Learn about the iptables database in Linux
- Learn how to use the iptables Linux command to setup and modify firewall rules.
- Use the Linux VM to act as the Blue Team.
- Use the Windows VM to act as an attacker (the Red Team)
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