DeCaf Protects Against Foreign Java Applets

October 1996 / International What's New / DeCaf Protects Against Foreign Java Applets

DeCaf is an HTTP proxy server that sits between a corporate LAN and the Internet and acts as a special relay that scrutinizes all inbound and outbound Web traffic. The software provides an extra measure of security. When it receives a request from a Java applet, it b locks this request and warns the network manager about what's happening. The program also logs all requests and builds audit trails.
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