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From: HOtero at lanchile.cl (Otero, Hernan (EDS))
Subject: RE: By passing surf control
That is very easy if you can have a machine in the net with ssh server...
With a standard proxy that support CONNECT METHOD (Typically HTTPS
connections) using putty and a ssh server listening in port 443 you can
forward any port via tunneling.
Look at your logs looking for an endless HTTPS connection..., with tons of
traffic.
Regards,
Hern?n
-----Original Message-----
From: Kudakwashe Chafa-Govha [mailto:KChafa-Govha@...kunitedfla.com]
Sent: Mi?rcoles, 25 de Febrero de 2004 17:04
To: 'pen-test@...urityfocus.com'
Subject: By passing surf control
Hello Group,
Does anyone have any information on how to by pass a web content filter? We
use Surf Control to monitor and filter web content. However, I have one of
my users who was able to by pass this. We tried using a proxy to by pass
just for testing purposes but it did not work. I am still trying to figure
out what other method he used to do so. If anyone has any information , it
will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Kuda
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