A county firewall permits only HTTPS egress from a foothold. Which tunneling judgment fits that constraint without writing a configuration recipe?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
If the only open door out of the building is the HTTPS door, you do not kick down the loading dock—you plan a path that fits the door that exists. Matching your tunnel idea to allowed egress is just reading the room. RoE still decides whether that path is fair game.
Full Explanation
Egress allow-lists constrain which outbound channels a foothold may use for tunnels. Assessors select encapsulation concepts that align with permitted protocols—such as HTTPS-capable approaches when only HTTPS egress is allowed—and with written RoE. Forcing arbitrary outbound ports or demanding blanket filter removal is neither stealthy nor professional. Protocol fit is part of pivot planning, not an exploit walkthrough.