Ranguvar
8th September 2008, 17:10
I wasn't sure whether this discussion would be fine here, but I read and re-read the rules and can't really find anything about this, so I'll give it a shot.
My school is now using the 8e6 R3000 Enterprise network filtering software. The bane of my existence. Previously, blacklists were how the filters worked, which could easily be circumvented by using unknown HTTP proxies, or VNC/proxy to my home PC.
Now, they employ filtering based on patterns. Info here (http://www.8e6.com/industry/education/proxy-pattern-v5r5-release.html), here (http://www.8e6.com/press-releases/enterprise/8e6-technologies-adds-blocking-capabilities-for-non-browser-applications.html), and here (http://www.business-concepts.co.uk/internet_filtering_8e6/8e6_proxyblocker.htm) (Google can find more).
I'm wondering if anyone has any ideas about getting around this. I don't know what I'd do if the Doom9 forum got blocked :p
I am quite noobish to advanced networking, but I can learn.
Thanks, and I hope this discussion is considered OK - I think it will, considering that it doesn't even break the law, which is grey area for a ton of other stuff on this forum :p
I would rather not use any workarounds that require social engineering, or any sort of intrusive hacks... it wouldn't be worth it. This is mostly just so I can surf freely, and for the challenge. I'm not malicious.
My school is now using the 8e6 R3000 Enterprise network filtering software. The bane of my existence. Previously, blacklists were how the filters worked, which could easily be circumvented by using unknown HTTP proxies, or VNC/proxy to my home PC.
Now, they employ filtering based on patterns. Info here (http://www.8e6.com/industry/education/proxy-pattern-v5r5-release.html), here (http://www.8e6.com/press-releases/enterprise/8e6-technologies-adds-blocking-capabilities-for-non-browser-applications.html), and here (http://www.business-concepts.co.uk/internet_filtering_8e6/8e6_proxyblocker.htm) (Google can find more).
I'm wondering if anyone has any ideas about getting around this. I don't know what I'd do if the Doom9 forum got blocked :p
I am quite noobish to advanced networking, but I can learn.
Thanks, and I hope this discussion is considered OK - I think it will, considering that it doesn't even break the law, which is grey area for a ton of other stuff on this forum :p
I would rather not use any workarounds that require social engineering, or any sort of intrusive hacks... it wouldn't be worth it. This is mostly just so I can surf freely, and for the challenge. I'm not malicious.