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Hi Everyone,
In my Redhat linux 9 system, I am using Squid as proxy. Using squidguard I used to block the unwanted sites. But some users are still accessing the blocked sites using some Iphiding sites(example: hideme.com). Apart from blocking the ip hiding sites, is there any other way to stop the users from accessing the blocked sites. Is there any ports I can block , which is used by the iphiding sites. Any specific ports are used by them? Thanks in advance |
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I don't know how you would do it in Squid, but we use SafeSquid for
proxying and content filtering, and this is how we can do it in SafeSquid. Maybe you can find a parallel solution. There are multiple methods of blocking access to unwanted sites in SafeSquid: 1. Keyword Filter: SafeSquid can analyze and identify the category a website belongs to in real-time, by looking for specific words and expressions contained in the meta tags, title and body of a web page. A list of the words and expressions, usually found in the web page of the category of site that you want to block, is defined and alloted a score. SafeSquid calculates the total score of the words found in a web page, and if the total score exceeds a defined threshold limit, the page is identified as belonging to an unwanted category and blocked. Detailed description for keyword filtering can be viewed from http://www.safesquid.com/html/viewtopic.php?t=2007 If users try to access a website that is blocked by Keyword Filter, through an external anonymous proxy or tunnel proxy, SafeSquid's Keyword Filter will still be able to block it, since the total score of the site remains the same. Such proxies can be used to bypass URL Filters, but cannot bypass Keyword Filters. You can also add Keyword Filter rules for identifying anonymous proxy sites, and block access to them. 2. URL Blacklist: We use the URL Blacklist database from http://www.urlblacklist.com , to block users from accessing unwanted categories of websites. They offer more than 70 categories. One of the category is 'Proxy' which is a database of websites with proxies to bypass filters. Hope this helps you. Regards. |
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