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Understand Proxy Server

Demonstration of Proxy Server

1. The client makes a request to access a website (e.g., www.example.com).
2. The request is sent to the proxy server instead of directly to the website.
3. The proxy server intercepts the request and may perform various actions:
   • Check cache: The proxy server might have a local cache of frequently accessed websites. If the requested website is in the cache, the proxy server delivers the cached content directly to the client, improving performance.
   • Forward request: If the website is not cached, the proxy server forwards the request to the destination server on the client's behalf.
4. The destination server processes the request and sends the response back to the proxy server.
5. The proxy server receives the response from the destination server.
   • Security checks: The proxy server may perform security checks on the response content before forwarding it to the client.
   • Content filtering: Depending on its configuration, the proxy server might filter specific content from the response based on pre-defined rules.
6. The proxy server forwards the response (website content) to the client.
7. The client receives the response and displays the requested website content.

Benefits of Proxy Server:

• Security: Proxy servers can help mask the client's IP address, offering some anonymity online.
• Performance: Caching frequently accessed content can improve loading times for websites.
• Content filtering: Organizations can use proxy servers to filter inappropriate content for employees.
• Access control: Proxy servers can be used to manage user access to certain websites.

Using Proxy Server for Phishing