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DATA SECURITY IN LOCAL NETWORKS USING DISTRIBUTED FIREWALLS ADITI GUNDIGAWKAR (13MCA0187) RITIKA ALAWADHI (13MCA0177)

ABSTRACT
Computer and Network security plays a vital role in preventing and as well as detecting the illegal actions taken by the users of the computer system. Nowadays confidential transactions occur very frequently, computers are used more for transmission as compared to processing of data. Firewall is one of the methods for achieving network security. It is hardware or software which has some rules and condition based on which it permits network transmission. Firewall acts as a filter for illegal access but it restricts between some collections of sets, …show more content…

LITERATURE REVIEW Various papers and journals have been searched and the literature review is given as: 1994: William R. Cheswick and Steven M. Bellovin. Firewalls and Internet Security: Repelling the Wily Hacker. Addison-Wesley, Reading, MA, first edition.

1999: Steven M. Bellovin, “Distributed Firewalls”, November 1999 issue of; login: pp. 37-39. Suggested advantages of distributed firewalls over standard firewall. July 2000: Fogei, Avi. “Distributed firewalls provide options for security topology”. “Approach of data security in local networks using distributed firewalls”Hiral B.Patel 1, Ravi S.Patel2, Jayesh A.Patel312BCA,Achraya Motibhai Patel Institute of Computer Studies 3Department of computerscience
2008: Anand kumar.”data security in local networks using distributed firewall.”,Cochin university of cience and technology.
2012: SnehaSahare, Mamta Joshi, ManishGehlot .

3.IMPLEMENTATION OF DISTRIBUTED FIREWALL
For our implementation purpose we have used the openBSD operating system. An openBSD provides an attractive platform for developing security applications because of its well integrated security features libraries( an IPsc stack, SSL, keynote etc). however similar implementation are also possible under other operating

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