Comments on PCgeekdom.com - PC Tricks and Projects: SSH Tunnels :: How to Beat a Firewall

I second Dustin's suggestion.
I have set up my ...

2006-05-12T06:39:00.000-05:00

I second Dustin's suggestion.
I have set up my ASUS wl-500gx router with a custum linus firmware (Aleg) then configured SSH to listen on 443.
A tip about firefox proxy settings, before that the http settings are blank when using the socks proxy setting. If there is anything in http setting it takes priority and assumes you are actually connecting to a proxy server, and does not work, I learned from my mistakes. Also like nonesuch said you are not fooling anyone, so sure to delete your temp internet files. Network admin my wonder why you have so much network traffic to a single IP.
Don't forget to set up your SSH to only allow certificates.

As the article says, don't abuse this technology i...

2006-04-21T00:09:00.000-05:00

As the article says, don't abuse this technology in a way that will anger management, think whether whatever content you want to look at could and is worth getting yourself fired. That said, if you set your SSH server up to use port 443, the traffic looks like a connection to a Secure Web Server.

And when we see port 22 traffic (or trafic on anot...

2006-04-20T18:07:00.000-05:00

And when we see port 22 traffic (or trafic on another port if you reset off the standard) orriginating from our computer to the outside world, guess who's boss is getting a call?

Keep in mind, this may "work", but it doeesn't mea...

2006-04-08T21:15:00.000-05:00

Keep in mind, this may "work", but it doeesn't mean you are fooling anybody, it just means you're exploiting a weakness of the firewall policy.

And when you do get caught, your sneakiness might mean you get canned instead of just chewed out.

If you're on a computer that doesn't have an SSH c...

2006-04-08T13:57:00.000-05:00