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I manage a linux-based network, where some projects are currently under development. Our IT policy states that any email attachment shall be encrypted using GPG. Can I block other attachments using a firewall?

Note: Currently our mail server is not in campus. So I can only use a firewall for this security issue.

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How to block torrent downloading by using a Firewall? Or is there another "simple" way?

I've heard that it's better just to allow regular ports (80, 22, 465, etc...) then block all the rest, this way, you can prevent unnecessary ports.

I'm not an Iptables/Firewall expert so can you pls. explain it a bit more detailed if that's the case.

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