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Another reason to use https (though I guess IT can install a cert for transparent MITM SSL proxying). Imagine a user whose TCP connection shuts down as soon as
by jongraehl 13y ago
Another reason to use https (though I guess IT can install a cert for transparent MITM SSL proxying). Imagine a user whose TCP connection shuts down as soon as the 4 bytes 'fuck' pass it (say, only for port 80). This should happen randomly for high-entropy binary (e.g. compressed text/image) data - about 1 in 4 billion bytes. I guess it's not that likely except for extremely large files.
- ars 13y agoNot can. Will. And home based filters do the same, or work at the browser level. So https doesn't help at all.
- ufmace 13y agoI always wondered how many IT departments and filters actually bother to do this...
- voltagex_ 13y agoSearch for SSL on this page: http://www.dsd.gov.au/infosec/top-mitigations/top35mitigation-details.htm http://www.dsd.gov.au/infosec/top-mitigations/top35mitigatio... I imagine DOD requirements are the same.