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hm... Could it be related to malware? If there's a malicious device in network, it would need a proxy configuration. With a transparent proxy back-connecting to
by tryauuum 4y ago
hm... Could it be related to malware? If there's a malicious device in network, it would need a proxy configuration. With a transparent proxy back-connecting to attacker would be easier
On the other hand, attacker could probably always send messages out via DNS tunnel
Please someone more knowledgeable do enlighten us
- c0nsumer 4y agoMalware can easily just pick up and use the system proxy settings. Hell, on Windows it just has to use WinHTTP and it'll use the system's paths to the internet.
- tryauuum 4y agoYeah, but if you don't set system proxies and instead you set it through environmental variables only for apps that need it?