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Hiding Websites accessed

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mvvilleza

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Hi all,

My question is, is there a software that spoofs websites accessed such that the proxy reports that the user accessed URL1 but the truth is the user accessed URL2?

Thanks for any input.
 
No, since the information will be passing through your proxy, it cannot really lie about where it is going.

Carlsberg don't run I.T departments, but if they did they'd probably be more fun.
 
Hi,

I use squid and I have several differnt access lists which it filters against.

Depending on which filter is triggered it will bring up a 'page blocked due to %policy%'

where %policy% is either 'e-mail', 'adblocking', 'IM' or 'Custom Filter' etc..

You could easily enough customise the page to display (or not display) the website which triggered the block, else put in a static link to a less offensive page (if this is what you wanted..?)

Cheers.
 
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