Re: [squid-users] HSTS in browsers summary, help wanted.

2023-06-28 Thread Rafael Akchurin
Hello Eliezer,

Please be sure to clean up the mimicked cert storage of Squid after changing 
the Root CA for sslbump (if you use one).

Best regards,
Rafael
Diladele B.V.

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Subject: [squid-users] HSTS in browsers summary, help wanted.

Hey Everyone,

I am testing Squid 5.9 and 6.0.3 now and I am trying to understand what might 
go wrong in the client side with SSL Bump.
I have a nice setup which works with a mysql DB and it can be recreated with 
vagrant in a very simple manner on-top of all EL8 based Distros.
(Alma, Rocky, CentOS, Oracle, RHEL, Fedora).

There are a set of helpers which runs in the background and do the heavy 
lifting to make the setup more dynamic.

Since I am using an existing DESKTOP there is HSTS history in the browsers:
- Edge
- Chrome
- Firefox

I have added the Root CA certificate to both Windows trusted root ca's store 
and into firefox certificates store.

For many sites like bing... the HSTS warning is popping out.
In edge I can disable HSTS but I don't know how to clean the HSTS cache in Edge 
and in other browsers.
Any help would be usefull.

Thanks,
Eliezer

* I will post later on the Vagrant sources.

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[squid-users] HSTS in browsers summary, help wanted.

2023-06-28 Thread ngtech1ltd
Hey Everyone,

I am testing Squid 5.9 and 6.0.3 now and I am trying to understand what might 
go wrong in the client side with SSL Bump.
I have a nice setup which works with a mysql DB and it can be recreated with 
vagrant in a very simple manner on-top of all EL8 based Distros.
(Alma, Rocky, CentOS, Oracle, RHEL, Fedora).

There are a set of helpers which runs in the background and do the heavy 
lifting to make the setup more dynamic.

Since I am using an existing DESKTOP there is HSTS history in the browsers:
- Edge
- Chrome
- Firefox

I have added the Root CA certificate to both Windows trusted root ca's store 
and into firefox certificates store.

For many sites like bing... the HSTS warning is popping out.
In edge I can disable HSTS but I don't know how to clean the HSTS cache in Edge 
and in other browsers.
Any help would be usefull.

Thanks,
Eliezer

* I will post later on the Vagrant sources.

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