Quoting "casfre@xxxxxxxxx" <casfre@xxxxxxxxx>:
Hi,
> Well if u want to block proxy you can get the list from
>
> www.proxy.org.
But this list is paid.is there any free list or can someone send a an
attached text file of the list.Even i face the same Issue.May be we
can make it work with SquidGaurd.
I visited the site. English is not my native language, so, I can
missed something, but I didn't understand the list is paid for final
users searching proxy access. I tried to get
http://proxy.org/cgi_proxies.shtml using wget and I got a 403 error,
so, I tried -U"Mozilla....." and it worked.
I don't know if they will, anytime, block accesses coming from
the same IP and doing nothing but loading main page. I did some egrep
and awk in the file ( gotten by wget ) and I got a list of domains (
more than 4000 ), ready to use in a dstdom Squid ACL. I think it can
be considered as a misuse of their service, because they use banners
in the sites. So, I think it must be discussed to analyse the ethics.
( Maybe I am paranoid :-) ).
Surfing in the site, I found a list or TOR servers, in text
format ( wget needs -U ), to use in a .htaccess file. Again, some
egrep and awk generated a list ready to use in a dst Squid ACL.
Well, it is a little boring, but, we always can enter the site,
save source page code, process it an use it with Squid, but, again,
how about ethics?
I am really interested about blocking anonymous proxies, but I
have already seen that it is a hard job. :-(
Thank you for your attention.
Regards,
Freitas
There is some people doing work on blacklists at bleeding-edge. They
wright sig files for snort. You might check out their site. Ive used
their blacklists before. They stay pretty up-to-date. Or were.
--
Dwayne Hottinger
Network Administrator
Harrisonburg City Public Schools
