Hello Roman,
Thanks for the clarification. Indeed, if an SSL tunnel is made
through port 443, then anything could go in there, and it would be
impossible to inspect. I don''t know of any Open Source or Free
software that can solve this. Bluecoat does have this kind of product
in appliances, whi
How does Bluecoat deal with the fact that HTTPS connections are secured
point-to-point? If Bluecoat (or whatever) does some kind of MITM, client
browser would detect it and HTTPS would be broken. I still don't get the
point...
Cheers,
-Roman
Jonas Andradas escribió:
> Hello Roman,
>
> Thanks for
Hello,
Sorry I did not explain fully. Yes, Bluecoat does a MITM. It sees
where you want to go (say, an HTTPS page), and establishes an SSL
session with it. It, then, generates an SSL certificate signed by
"him" saying "he" is the URL your are trying to visit. All traffic
between you and the Bl
On Sat, 2007-12-15 at 16:23 +0100, Roman Medina-Heigl Hernandez wrote:
> How does Bluecoat deal with the fact that HTTPS connections are secured
> point-to-point? If Bluecoat (or whatever) does some kind of MITM, client
> browser would detect it and HTTPS would be broken. I still don't get the
> p
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