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Kirill Novak2019-12-18 09:49:44
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Kirill Novak, 2019-12-18 09:49:44

Is it possible to bypass NetPolice (SSL)?

I hope this is not offtopic.
I tried to do it through a VPN, but https sites simply do not work with it. I look at the site certificate - I see the owner of blockpage.cair.ru. There is a NetPolice blocker (school), 100% not on the computer.
That is, the site seems to be available, but due to a mismatch in domain names, it simply does not open (for example, a certificate for vk.com must be signed as vk.com, but not signed like that).
Are there any solutions to this problem? Or is there nothing to be done here?

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zendor, 2019-02-05
@campus1

O(n) solution:

function twoSum(a, t) {
  let o = {};
  for (let i = 0; i < a.length; i++) {
    if (o[a[i]] !== undefined) return [o[a[i]], i];
    o[t - a[i]] = i;
  }
}

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Radjah, 2019-12-18
@Radjah

> I tried to do it through VPN
DNS should also be behind VPN and it is highly desirable with DNSSEC check.
Filtering most likely also goes by DNS.
Also make sure proxy auto-configuration is disabled. Through it, a scenario can be picked up in which hosts can chase the organization's proxy through filters.

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