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> You now bypass any corporate HTTP proxy. Assuming that said corporation isn’t blocking random ssh connections with their fancy NGFW. ;)
by Bluecobra 8y ago
> You now bypass any corporate HTTP proxy.
Assuming that said corporation isn’t blocking random ssh connections with their fancy NGFW. ;)
- loeg 8y agoYeah, this hits close to home. Our corp firewall blocks anything other than 80 and 443, and MITM's 443.
- YouKnowBetter 8y agoAnd when that proxy is worth it's salt, it shall detect attempts to tunnel plain ssh over said ports. This is 2018, anyone who can bypass their corporate proxy with that example, should find employment elsewhere or atleast prepare to do so since your company's internals will surface on twitter any time now.