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New CCA bypass method
08/12/06
New CCA bypass method
Recently, Resnet installed a new version of CCA which does the Operating System detection quite differently than the old, brain-dead use of the User-Agent string.
I described some issues here.
I have now figured out when the detection is done in this version (a bit technical): The OS is determined during the SSL negotiation phase of the HTTPS login request.
I have a work-around for people who use my Perl script to log into CCA on Windows. I'll keep the exact work-around private for now, since I don't want Resnet personnel (who are known to read these pages) to dissect it already ;)
So, shoot me an email (jfeise at feise dot com) if you want it.
3 comments
Comment from: rob [Visitor]
quick question on you windows perl script. do i upload the script somewhere? i am currently unaware of how to run the script. just wondering of where it needs to go
11/01/06 @ 08:27
The script is more designed for Linux.For Windows, you would have to install Perl first (e.g., from http://www.activeperl.com/ASPN/Perl). You then can run the script.
11/01/06 @ 09:57
You can find a program that can bypass any cisco clean access at this website http://ccabypass.googlepages.com/
02/25/08 @ 11:28
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