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Figure that was probably a CDN, and you don't know the origin configuration
by brians 10y ago
Figure that was probably a CDN, and you don't know the origin configuration
- peterwwillis 10y agoI hope it was. But if it and the other services Orange found are just random internet-facing appliances, it's unlikely they would configure a CDN to get access, because CDNs are for public traffic typically. Nobody uses a CDN to open their outlook web mail to the Internet, for example. But they might have had a regular SSL proxy in front.... maybe.