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Copyright Industry Wants To Apply Automated Blocking To The Internet’s Core Routers
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From having worked in an enterprise environment, there's a chunk of websites that break when you intercept their SSL connection.
Oh yea definitely, I know this pain very well
Hopefully all of them, since that's how network security works
Not really, because the client system is configured to go through the proxy. That proxy will connect to the website and do filtering on the unencrypted content because it is initiating the connection. Next it'll re-encrypt everything with its own certificate and serve it to the client.
Oh you're talking about enterprise scale mitm attacks on your own coworkers not the general case.
Yes, but that's what you would need to do and get if everyone had to install an intermediate cert.