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Hi,

If you go here:

http://www.eicar.org/85-0-Download.html

And try one of the https links, and c-icap gives you a virus warning, then the content is being passed to c-icap.

Cheers

Alex

On 21/06/13 02:49, sjaipuri wrote:
Now it make more sense to me.

Yes, right now I am only seeing plain text ICAP headers for all https
traffic. But I see whole payload for http traffic on ICAP port. Which you
already mentioned that squid sends http message if it is able to parse it.

As you say that ssl-bump will convert CONNECT to series of http request. I
tried tcpdump on port 3128 (squid)/80/443/1344(ICAP) . But in all this case
I only see unencrypted HTTP request for https traffic. However not able to
see payload.
Does ssl-bump decrypt the payload as well and make it available as plain
text. ???






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