W dniu 03-Sep-12 11:44, Amos Jeffries pisze:
[...]
>
> So you want to create what the security industry calls an "open
> proxy"? That is what NAT on external devices does. Anybody anywhere in
> the world can NAT packets into your proxy and Squid will log that they
> are coming from inside your Squid-3.1 box, you have zero control and
> zero protection.
[...]
Exacly.
But, when someone redirect traffic to my squid box will have to
transparent auth - my company deployed cookie-based transparent
authentication to squid. We are providing security web proxy with virus
protection, url filtering and parental-control.
It's based on ICAP (and little ecap) with squid upfront.
Regards;
Pawel Mojski
Received on Mon Sep 03 2012 - 12:17:03 MDT
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