On 5/01/22 05:41, Michael Engelmann wrote:
Hi all,
since I can't find any information on the web about whether the squid proxy
is affected by the log4j vulnerability, I want to ask that question here. We
are running Squid version 4.6 under Debian 4.19.
Squid is not written in Java. So it is n
On 04/01/2022 04:19, Grant Taylor wrote:
On 1/3/22 5:19 PM, Will BMD wrote:
Hey all,
Hi,
From the Firewalls perspective all client connections are originating
as the proxy server. We're wanting to use the https inspect feature
of the firewall,
I'm taking "HTTPS inspect" to be the firewal
Hi all,
since I can't find any information on the web about whether the squid proxy
is affected by the log4j vulnerability, I want to ask that question here. We
are running Squid version 4.6 under Debian 4.19.
Thanks
Michael
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Michael Engelmann
Stadtverwaltung Brand-Erbis
Hey Antony,
Thanks for the quick response.
- What sort of firewall is this?
The firewall is a Cisco FTDv 6.6.
- What does "HTTPS inspect" actually mean?
- How does the firewall "inspect" HTTPS traffic, which by design is encrypted
between client and server (neither of which is the firew