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Blocking based on port is a silly thing. He probably just ran ssh on port 443 to get around it.
by andrewchambers 11y ago
Blocking based on port is a silly thing. He probably just ran ssh on port 443 to get around it.
- Laforet 11y agoThat's another possibility, the comment above can be interpreted either way. In any case they were probably running something like squid with very basic level 7 filtering, so if something comes on 443 they have no option but to forward it.
- vesinisa 11y agoI think they allowed HTTP CONNECT to any port. Not that it would have been hard to move OpenVPN or SSH to a different port.