Hi there,
I want to mount a proxysquid on a debian server linux solution.
I have a work project to do, seting up a proxy that must prevent students from connecting to various websites.
What do you think of the proxy's handling of HTTPS requests, isn't that a crime of handling requests deemed secure in TLS protocole between a server and its client?
Have a great day.
Sincerely, Gregory.
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Legal issue using squid in a HTTPS request
Re: Legal issue using squid in a HTTPS request
https://packages.debian.org/bullseye/squidI want to mount a proxysquid on a debian server linux solution
NO except maybe in China, Iran, Venezuela, Cuba, or Russia. Not in the US, the entire UK, India, or most of Europe. Also a minor student is tacitly subject to the rules of the classroom, as long as they are not taught criminality, in which case the rules don't apply and the teachers are liable to prosecution. It is NOT a crime to censor content for minors, and at the University level it's moot because the students would rebel and hack the system anyway. It is worth noting that prosecuting cyber crime originators is a legal morass in the US because most of it originates or is looped in from offshore, however tort law can still be applied in some cases that involve constitutional law.isn't that a crime of handling requests deemed secure in TLS protocole between a server and its client
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