Firstly, thank you for bringing this to everyones attention.
On 20/05/2013 12:54 p.m., Daniel Streefkerk wrote:
Symantec provide a version of Squid to their Symantec.Cloud customers
that they call the Client Site Proxy. They've modified the source to
add two encrypted headers (X-TEACUP and
Thanks for the reply Amos. I'm pretty sure they're using Squid to
provide their services, but they are distributing the binaries in the
product they call the Client Site Proxy. It's a packaged install of
Squid for Windows that's preconfigured to point to their cloud-based
upstream proxies.
As for
Symantec provide a version of Squid to their Symantec.Cloud customers
that they call the Client Site Proxy. They've modified the source to
add two encrypted headers (X-TEACUP and X-SAUCER) to each request,
and only provide a Windows version of the product. These headers
provide reporting
