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I don't think _any_ firewall can MITM traffic without this happening unless you install the appropriate certificate in each client machine's trust store. I bet
by alexjplant 2y ago
I don't think _any_ firewall can MITM traffic without this happening unless you install the appropriate certificate in each client machine's trust store. I bet that with the advent of such all-in-one solutions as Fortinet or Cisco VPNs that this would be handled automatically. If not I'm sure an endpoint management solution could be coaxed into doing this via some glue scripts. I haven't been an "IT guy" in a decade-plus but I'd be surprised if this wasn't within reach fairly easily these days.
- zten 2y agoYeah, that's what the IT at my company did. Installed Zscaler, rolled out a new root cert to Chrome, and then told people to configure the remaining apps they use to use the organization's root cert.
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- pohuing 2y agoSophos does that in fact. I did a double take when I noticed my domains weren't signed by let's encrypt on my work machine.