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Is there a way to leverage such access into secure browsing? Some kind of "secure https" over "mitm https", where they only see the encrypted layer even with th
by ikeboy 10y ago
Is there a way to leverage such access into secure browsing? Some kind of "secure https" over "mitm https", where they only see the encrypted layer even with their mitm access?
- Natanael_L 10y agoYou can easily do double tunneling, sure. Or even tunnel over DNS. Or over ping packets.
- matthewaveryusa 10y agoYou can go over a VPN. I use the VPN my corporation provides as I deem them trustworthy. Before this I used an AWS EC2 instance and did a poor man's VPN using sshuttle[1] . I've also done it using sshuttle to a NAS I have sitting in my living room. [1] http://www.unixmen.com/sshuttle-poor-mans-vpn-ssh/ http://www.unixmen.com/sshuttle-poor-mans-vpn-ssh/
- geomark 10y agoWhen you connect to a VPN doesn't it do key exchange in the same way as making a https connection to a website? They would just MITM that as well, right?