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Originally Posted by msh
Thank you for pointing this out. I am aware of iptables and the blocking setup is among the top ones in my TODO list.
And I am OK to admit my "unreasonable paranioa" 
But this way of connection with KUAL is just brilliant idea  and moves it to the next level.
My thinking about firewall was about a bit different setup, though.
Something like this
- ACCEPT all LAN IPs ranges
- ACCEPT white-listed IPs
- DROP all know evil addresses
- LOG into file system remaining attempts
- default policy: DROP
+ be able to see the log w/o connecting Kindle to PC. In KUAL (ideal, if possible) or as an eBook (less elegant)
But in first place I need to investigate if logging would be even possible. So this is where the fun part begins...  |
None of the logging modules are included in the Amazon build, you have to build them yourself.
I did, and posted them (somewhere here) a while ago - certainly not for the FW version you are using on your ?? model Kindle.
But the setup scripts, cross-tool-chain, and directions should still be usable.