1. Is there some reason that you can't setup your security box as a proxy, using HTTP::Proxy? Your proxy can then maintain a 'blacklist' of non-redirected requests
  2. I suppose you could send a RST or a FIN packet to the 'evil box'. As long as you know something about IP, you can send these via a 'raw' IP socket. The standard Socket::* modules handle these operations

      3. In reply to Re: Perl and advanced networking question... by Illuminatus
      in thread Perl and advanced networking question... by perlpreben

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