I've worked for a firm where they limited http-connections to let's
say 2MB per connection. So for stealing a lot of data you always had
to open several connections. This was some kind of "protection"
against tunnels and heavy downloads. Maybe this interruption would be
of some use to prevent i
I've worked for a firm where they limited http-connections to let's
say 2MB per connection. So for stealing a lot of data you always had
to open several connections. This was some kind of "protection"
against tunnels and heavy downloads. Maybe this interruption would be
of some use to prevent i
On Thu, Mar 13, 2003 at 05:52:48PM -0600, Jeff Hahn wrote:
> "Never underestimate the bandwidth of a station wagon full of tapes."
Or a single IBM magtape on a 707 ;-)
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> -Original Message-
> From: Rich Puhek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Reminds me of a rumor I heard that someone was working on an NFS over
> SMTP gateway. Would have pretty crappy latency, but the point was to
> prove that a firewall is not a guarrantee of security.
>
> Also worth consid
On Thu, Mar 13, 2003 at 05:52:48PM -0600, Jeff Hahn wrote:
> "Never underestimate the bandwidth of a station wagon full of tapes."
Or a single IBM magtape on a 707 ;-)
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Vassilii Khachaturov wrote:
The question is... is there any way to protect against this? I mean, how
would you differenciate on for example, a squid, the traffic of one of this
tunnels from the real traffic you want to allow?
There is a way to protect any particular form of tunnelling (i.e., i
> -Original Message-
> From: Rich Puhek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Reminds me of a rumor I heard that someone was working on an NFS over
> SMTP gateway. Would have pretty crappy latency, but the point was to
> prove that a firewall is not a guarrantee of security.
>
> Also worth consid
> The question is... is there any way to protect against this? I mean, how
> would you differenciate on for example, a squid, the traffic of one of this
> tunnels from the real traffic you want to allow?
There is a way to protect any particular form of tunnelling (i.e., if you
know that a particul
On Mar 03 2003, Martynas Domarkas wrote:
> Try this: http://www.htthost.com/ , but use it on your own risk. It is a
> real security hole. Better is to ask system administrator open some
> rules on firewall for you.
These kind of programs, if I read well we have at least corkscrew and
httptunnel th
> The question is... is there any way to protect against this? I mean, how
> would you differenciate on for example, a squid, the traffic of one of this
> tunnels from the real traffic you want to allow?
There is a way to protect any particular form of tunnelling (i.e., if you
know that a particul
On Mar 03 2003, Martynas Domarkas wrote:
> Try this: http://www.htthost.com/ , but use it on your own risk. It is a
> real security hole. Better is to ask system administrator open some
> rules on firewall for you.
These kind of programs, if I read well we have at least corkscrew and
httptunnel th
> --- --{Inet} -
> and win client after such proceess could work with any TCP/IP Services.
> Some kind of pptp via http $-).
Yes, debian includes "htc" "hts" programs in some kind of package(s) --
httptunnel programs... I expect you will find the 'htc' works on windoze
under CYGWIN --
> --- --{Inet} -
> and win client after such proceess could work with any TCP/IP Services.
> Some kind of pptp via http $-).
Yes, debian includes "htc" "hts" programs in some kind of package(s) --
httptunnel programs... I expect you will find the 'htc' works on windoze
under CYGWIN --
At Mon, 3 Mar 2003 18:30:05 +0300,
Ant wrote:
> Is there is any software to bypass http proxy
>
> --- --{Inet} -
>
> and win client after such proceess could work with any TCP/IP Services.
>
> Some kind of pptp via http $-).
http://sourceforge.jp/projects/stone/ stone
Description:
At Mon, 3 Mar 2003 18:30:05 +0300,
Ant wrote:
> Is there is any software to bypass http proxy
>
> --- --{Inet} -
>
> and win client after such proceess could work with any TCP/IP Services.
>
> Some kind of pptp via http $-).
http://sourceforge.jp/projects/stone/ stone
Description:
We use following: user connects to firewall (kind of a commercial
software firewall) using VPN client. And after authentication some
firewall rules are applied. Session is encrypted. User can do some job
on an internal network. PPTP is something like and free:
http://project.terminus.sk/wmpptpd/
Hello Martynas,
Monday, March 3, 2003, 7:21:32 PM, you wrote:
MD> Try this: http://www.htthost.com/ , but use it on your own risk. It is a
Thanks, this could help me.
MD> real security hole. Better is to ask system administrator open some
I am a system administrator, and my users want to work wi
We use following: user connects to firewall (kind of a commercial
software firewall) using VPN client. And after authentication some
firewall rules are applied. Session is encrypted. User can do some job
on an internal network. PPTP is something like and free:
http://project.terminus.sk/wmpptpd/
Hello Martynas,
Monday, March 3, 2003, 7:21:32 PM, you wrote:
MD> Try this: http://www.htthost.com/ , but use it on your own risk. It is a
Thanks, this could help me.
MD> real security hole. Better is to ask system administrator open some
I am a system administrator, and my users want to work wi
On Mon, 03 Mar 2003 at 06:30:05PM +0300, Ant wrote:
> Hello ,
> Is there is any software to bypass http proxy
I think a combination of squid, sshd, putty and a modification to your
browsers proxy setting (to proxy through 127.0.0.1 on forwardedport) i
what you are looking for.
Port 22 not open/av
Try this: http://www.htthost.com/ , but use it on your own risk. It is a
real security hole. Better is to ask system administrator open some
rules on firewall for you.
Regards,
Martynas
Pr, 2003-03-03 17:30, Ant rašė:
> Hello ,
> Is there is any software to bypass http proxy
>
> --- --{
Is there is any software to bypass http proxy
Some kind of pptp via http $-).
try doing ppp-over-ssh
you launch ppp on the first end, tunel it through ssh and launch another
ppp on the other end.
Afair mini/VPN-HOWTO is about this...
BIGHard
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hey there
On Monday 03 March 2003 3:30 pm, Ant wrote:
> Hello ,
> Is there is any software to bypass http proxy
>
> --- --{Inet} -
>
> and win client after such proceess could work with any TCP/IP Services.
>
> Some kind of pptp via http $-).
>
if the proxy allows ssl tunneling, then qu
www.htthost.com
Citeren Ant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hello ,
> Is there is any software to bypass http proxy
>
> --- --{Inet} -
>
> and win client after such proceess could work with any TCP/IP Services.
>
> Some kind of pptp via http $-).
>
>
> Best regards,
> Ant
Hello ,
Is there is any software to bypass http proxy
--- --{Inet} -
and win client after such proceess could work with any TCP/IP Services.
Some kind of pptp via http $-).
Best regards,
Antmailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Mon, 03 Mar 2003 at 06:30:05PM +0300, Ant wrote:
> Hello ,
> Is there is any software to bypass http proxy
I think a combination of squid, sshd, putty and a modification to your
browsers proxy setting (to proxy through 127.0.0.1 on forwardedport) i
what you are looking for.
Port 22 not open/av
Try this: http://www.htthost.com/ , but use it on your own risk. It is a
real security hole. Better is to ask system administrator open some
rules on firewall for you.
Regards,
Martynas
Pr, 2003-03-03 17:30, Ant rašė:
> Hello ,
> Is there is any software to bypass http proxy
>
> --- --{
Is there is any software to bypass http proxy
Some kind of pptp via http $-).
try doing ppp-over-ssh
you launch ppp on the first end, tunel it through ssh and launch another
ppp on the other end.
Afair mini/VPN-HOWTO is about this...
BIGHard
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hey there
On Monday 03 March 2003 3:30 pm, Ant wrote:
> Hello ,
> Is there is any software to bypass http proxy
>
> --- --{Inet} -
>
> and win client after such proceess could work with any TCP/IP Services.
>
> Some kind of pptp via http $-).
>
if the proxy allows ssl tunneling, then qu
www.htthost.com
Citeren Ant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hello ,
> Is there is any software to bypass http proxy
>
> --- --{Inet} -
>
> and win client after such proceess could work with any TCP/IP Services.
>
> Some kind of pptp via http $-).
>
>
> Best regards,
> Ant
Hello ,
Is there is any software to bypass http proxy
--- --{Inet} -
and win client after such proceess could work with any TCP/IP Services.
Some kind of pptp via http $-).
Best regards,
Antmailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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