Re: Avoiding tunnels

["Brian Loe" <knobdy () gmail com>]

On 3/2/06, rembrandt () jpberlin de <rembrandt () jpberlin de> wrote:
> This could be illegal during the laws.
> It`s a grayzone in Europe and I think also in other parts of the world
> because during using such methods you would be theoreticly able to watch
> the traffic wich tried to get transfered via tunnels (e.. SSL).

These are some brutally stupid laws...

In the US, most companies (EVERY company I've worked for) have a
computer/network use policy which strictly dictates what you can do on
the company's computers/networks.

Beyond that, its a security issue and if you find a way to block it, you should.

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