> A possible approach is the "man in the middle attack". All you 

Sorry. Of course a security appliance does not "attack". Though I'm not sure
what the right word is. Even though marketing writes at least half a page
about the SSL-breaking^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^Hprotecting capabilities of their
firewalls, they fail to provide details about the working principle.
Probably to prevent the vile hackers from finding out how it works. All
protection! And only half a page, because they need the remaining space to
descibe the destructive vileness of the dangerous hackers which may be
getting ready for an attack on YOU right now!

Yup, 100% FUD marketing. That should give you another clue about the
knowledge level of the target audience.

And when I say FUD, I don't mean a female urination device.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FUD

Best regards, Klaus
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