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WatchGuard Brings Next-Generation Firewalls to Mainstream Businesses

Built for speed, the WatchGuard next-generation XTM 8 Series delivers up to 5Gbps firewall throughput, making it ideal for demanding networks of 1,000 to 5,000 users.  With Application Control and IPS activated, the XTM 8 Series achieves a faster-than-line-speed 1.2Gbps throughput, which represents a major leap forward for next-generation firewalls in delivering high security without compromising network performance.

Leveraging WatchGuard's "defense-in-depth" advanced firewall technology, which includes stateful packet inspection, deep packet inspection and WatchGuard's proprietary proxy technology, the XTM 8 Series embodies the most robust and in-depth security technologies available today to protect business networks.  With its built in application proxies, the WatchGuard XTM 8 Series natively stops a myriad of blended threats, fragmented and malformed packet attacks, spyware, malware, denial of service and many other types of threats and attacks.

"Until now, next-generation firewalls were available only to enterprise organizations," said Roger Klorese, Director of Product Management at WatchGuard Technologies.  "By extending next-generation firewall capabilities to the WatchGuard XTM 8 Series, businesses of all sizes can now leverage advanced firewalling, Application Control and integrated IPS.  This gives businesses the latest tools to keep their data, applications and networks safe while maintaining control over social media and Web 2.0 applications."

WatchGuard Application Control – Key to Controlling Social Media in the Workplace

With WatchGuard Application Control, businesses now gain in-depth, granular control over Web 2.0 applications, such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and hundreds more.  Not only does WatchGuard Application Control protect against the next-generation of threats that leverage these popular applications, now businesses can rein in how individual employees use such applications, directly from the corporate firewall.

Facebook "Like" Encoding/Unencoding on Proxy | Facebook | HTML ...

Before you read further - do you know how Web Proxy sites encode/unencode the proxified page - if yes, read on!

On beyondblocks.com on the proxified page I have a Facebook "Like". As when you click on the Like it opens a new page https://www.facebook.com/login.php?api_key= etc, it is no longer encoded so nobody who is blocked from facebook can click on the like. Unblocking facebook is the main reason people use proxies.

The project, somehow make the facebook.com new page when it opens, it opens in say to another browse.php page or within the current encoded browse.php page. This must work on any number of proxy sites.

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