The default Squid configuration does not allow Squid to be abused for
SMTP spamming unless you intentionally opens it up.
Neiher does a reasonably configured squid.conf allow users from anywhere
to use the proxy.
However, firewalling is recommended to protect Squid from DoS issues.
Regards
Henrik
Mark Jenkins wrote:
>
> I have a quick question about how to stop people from using squid to relay
> mail. My proxy is running on port 3128 default, I do allow all for
> access. If I block port 3128 from the outside NIC will this end this
> threat?
>
> With squid are there any other ports by default that I need to close down
> from the outside world?
>
> Running RH 8.0 and the updates.
>
> Any help would be great,
> Mark
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