RE: [Full-Disclosure] Proxies

[S G Masood <sgmasood@yahoo.com>]

It is more or less impossible with current technology
to set up an automated system to *completely* prevent
users from accessing certain HTTP content. What I mean
here is that everything available can be bypassed. 

How do you block *all* HTTP proxies, for instance(a la
Surfola and party)? How about custom written CGI
proxies? How about JAP like software?


> You could do a couple
> things to detect that people were using proxies
> though.  Parse through
> your logs / ip accounting for repeated hits to hosts
> on port 80 and the
> source ip, have it email you those ips and
> investigate.  

IMHO, these kind of measures are the only thing you
can do to enforce your content access policies.

--
S.G.Masood
Hyderabad,
India.


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