Re: [fw-wiz] httport 3snf
From: Devdas Bhagat (dvb@users.sourceforge.net)
Date: 10/21/02
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From: Devdas Bhagat <dvb@users.sourceforge.net> To: "Robert E. Martin" <rmartin@fishburne.org> Date: Mon Oct 21 13:42:19 2002
On 21/10/02 09:56 -0400, Robert E. Martin wrote:
> Hi there.
> We run Redhat 6.0 with ipchains and have been able to block AIM and
Ouch, an old .0 release od Redhat. Hopefully, it has been patched and
kept up to date.
> others with this system quite effectively, however, our students here
> have discovered HTTport 3.snf to bypass our proxy server using a SSL
Why not enforce policy on desktops?
> connection. Is there a way to stop this without bringing the rest of the
> newtork to it's knees? I have been unable to sniff the packets
Pretty much a FAQ. This is a social problem and should preferably be
solved by social means (read AUP).
Working around this technically is usually painful.
> successfully enough to find out what ip address the host ssl server is,
> but I am able to launch the program on my local machine, sniff the
You could use a SSL proxy, which intercepts SSL requests, and makes an
outbound SSL connection on behalf of the user.
See the Zorp proxy.
> packets and see that the first thing that happens is a DNS Request. Can
> I block DNS requests for a specifid url, ipaddress or other entry via
> IPCHAINS?
No, but you can block them using your DNS server. Just make your server
authoritative for AOL/MSN/Yahoo, and resolve all these domains to
127.0.0.1
Devdas Bhagat
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