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| 2004/7/7-8 [Computer/Networking] UID:31215 Activity:high |
7/8 Behind a big firewall at work. All they got is a http proxy and
socks5 proxy. I would like to get some of other things to work
(such as AIM, ICQ, real streaming). Any pointers on how to go about
this? thanks
\_ http://csua.com/?q=http+proxy
\_ There are various toys you can install that will create <your
protocol here> links through the company firewall/proxy. However,
you will show up in the proxy logs as either a connection that is
open for however many hours you're connected through your proxy toy
or as a zillion connects that open/close on a short cycle. either
way this will get you a warning, at a minimum, at any place that
takes security seriously. I haven't been the fw admin for a few
years but even then it was trivial to see who was trying to violate
policy with a quick glance at the logs. Is your career worth it?
Maybe you should just ask for better access? The admins have it,
I'm sure.
\_ Mindterm from Appgate lets you open an ssh tunnel over SSL.
There are also loads of perl ssh tunnel type scripts around that
allow port forwarding. For proxies with timeouts, use an xclock
or random character generator every x seconds. And cover your
ass, above poster is correct, this is trivial to spot if someone
bothers to check, although in large outfits a ton of random shit
goes outbound over HTTP ports. Don't forget to fix your http user
agent info. -John
\_ socksify openssh -D 1080 and run everything through that
\_ Thanks all. I am merely trying to use AIM and ICQ (instead of
MSN, which the company embrace). These info will get me started.
-kngharv |
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