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Message-ID: <3FA2A975.9060304@venom600.org>
From: lists at venom600.org (Ben Nelson)
Subject: Proxies

Blocking all internal->external traffic and then allowing ONLY the 
needed services from the necessary hosts is the best way to stop this 
sort of abuse.  Then, using a web proxy that filters web content and 
only understands HTTP (to prevent other services from being tunneled 
over port 80), you should be good to go.

--Ben

Earl Keyser wrote:
> Help needed, please.
> 
> We use all cisco networking gear. Currently using a cisco cache engine
> with SmartFilter to "manage" the surfing for our staff/students.  As
> usual, the little devils figured a way to get around it. 
> 
> They went to Google, entered "open proxy list" and bingo-bango.  From
> this list they found open proxies to use in IE.
> 
> Besides suspending them, we made one technological change. Outgoing
> ports 8000, 8080, 8888 and 3128 are now blocked at the firewall.
> 
> Can anyone suggest further refinements to reduce this kind of abuse? I
> know some proxies run on port 80, but I'll have to live with that.
> 
> TIA
> 
> Earl
> 
> Earl Keyser, Network Specialist
> Wayzata Public Schools
> 763-745-5105
> 
> "Unix IS user-friendly. It's just picky about who its friends are."
> 
> 
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