Saqib Ali wrote:
This is a little bit off-topic. But I need to solve this mystery:
Recently a provider in Santa Clara, CA started to provide free Wifi
service. The only catch is that they insert Adds on the webpage see:
http://www.metrofi.com/advertisers.html (screenshot at the very bottom).
This does not require installation of any software. So seems to me
their proxy is somehow modifying the HTML webpage to add the Ads.
I would like to find out how this is done so that the intergrity of a
SSL enabled page is not lost.
I would not believe it possible as you describe it. Have you seen this
happen?
Thanks
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Saqib Ali, CISSP, ISSAP
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