Description of problem: Fedora 8 Test2 - The firewall has no option to block
"ping" (ICMP). I've tested F8 using the "Shields Up" test (http://www.grc.com)
and the only vulnerability that was found was that F8 responds to pings.  

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Fedora 8 Test2

How reproducible: Very. Select System, Admin, Firewall. Nowhere in the firewall
settings is there an option to block ping. Compare this to the Firestarter
firewall where ping is easily blocked - just select "Preferences, ICMP filtering". 

Fedora is supposed to be one of the most secure distros, so imo this is a
serious oversight and should be fixed.  

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Go into the firewall settings ("System", "Admin", "firewall"). 
2. Look for an option to block ping. You'll be looking for a long time... ;-) 
  
Actual results: Result is that distro is vulnerable, and if you want to block
ping, you need to grovel around with a config file. Not acceptable for such an
obvious and glaring security hole.  

Expected results: Being rootkitted...

Additional info: