On Thu, 9 Nov 1995, my mailer thought that Bryan D. Boyle wrote:
>Of course, if you are running a cern or netscape proxy (the same person
>had input into the design and coding of both, btw...) server on the inside
>of the wall, it is possible to map urls that point to pages like
>http://sexstuff.com/testosterone/fotos.html to some page on your
>own server without having to futz around with dns records, ip addresses,
>or even the firewall configuration itself. The url never gets thru
>the wall.
I still like the idea someone posted awhile back, that you simply set up an
internal Home Page that everyone in the company can see, and through your
logging of external access, put a "TOP TEN USERS" list up...along with where
they're going most of the time. I know that I wouldn't want my VP noticing
that I'd had 236 accesses against
http://sexstuff.com/nasty.nastier.nastiest/crotch.html, during working hours
yet! While this may be equivalent to the Puritan's stocks, there is something
to be said for public embarrassment.
Warren S. Moore, CISSP
<warren .
moore @
cbis .
com>
Information Security Specialist
Cincinnati Bell Information Systems Inc.
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