On 16/02/20 2:58 am, Felipe Polanco wrote:
> Thanks for the reply,
>
> Speaking strictly about TPROXY, are there any limitations compared to
> regular transparent intercept?
I assume that by "regular transparent intercept" you mean NAT intercept.
The primary difference between TPROXY and NAT ...
Thanks for the reply,
Speaking strictly about TPROXY, are there any limitations compared to
regular transparent intercept?
We have full control of the network and TCP routing.
We have done regular https intercept in the past and is working fine, but
now we would like to try TPROXY in bridging mo
On 15/02/20 10:28 am, Felipe Polanco wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Can squid running in TPROXY mode intercept and decrypt HTTPS payload
> with sslBump?
>
Maybe. It can do so about as well as NAT intercept mode can.
Wherther TPROXY works depends on what level of access you have to
control the TCP packet rout
Hi,
Can squid running in TPROXY mode intercept and decrypt HTTPS payload with
sslBump?
This is for an in-line Layer 2 proxy application.
Thanks,
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