Blocked Proxy Patterns and Services:

M86 is constantly testing proxy patterns and applications for the purpose of blocking proxy patterns and clients. The most current list appears in the table below.

NOTE: Server-type proxies are accessed by the end user directly from a Web browser; they require no software to be installed on the end user’s computer. Client-type proxies are software packages installed on the end user’s computer.

Proxy Type Block Method
Anonymizer (McAfee) Client URLs in master library
CGIProxy Server Proxy pattern
Circumventor Server Proxy pattern
Coral Content Distribution Network Server URLs in master library
Cproxy Client Normal filtering
Cybernaut Server

Proxy pattern
DongTaiWang Server Proxy pattern
DongTaiWang HTTPS Server HTTPS filtering, Medium level option on
DynGate/TeamViewer Client Proxy pattern
FirePhoenix Client Proxy pattern
FreeGate Client Proxy pattern
GhostSurf Client Proxy pattern
Glype Proxy Server Proxy pattern
Google Web Accelerator Client Proxy pattern
GPass Client Proxy pattern
Hopster Client Proxy pattern
HTTP Tunnel Client HTTPS filtering, Medium level
Java Anonymous Proxy (aka JAP) Client Proxy pattern
Lozdodge Client Proxy pattern
Open Proxies Server Normal filtering
OperaTor Client Proxy pattern
Perl proxy module Server Proxy pattern
PHProxy Server Proxy pattern
Princeton CoDeeN Content
    Distribution Network		 Server Normal filtering
Proxify (SSL) Server HTTPS filtering, Medium level
Psiphon (SSL) Server HTTPS filtering, Medium level option on
RealTunnel Client Proxy pattern
SSL Circumventor - private sites Server HTTPS filtering, Medium level option on
SSL Circumventor - public sites Server HTTPS filtering, Medium level
Surrogafier Server Proxy pattern
Tor Client Proxy pattern
UltraSurf - version 8.1 and earlier Client  Proxy pattern
UltraSurf - version 8.2 and later Client  Multiple methods
XeroBank (aka TorPark) Client  Proxy pattern
Zelune (a.k.a. cURLProxy) Server Proxy pattern

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