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as far as i know, it have some effects,but it is useless for some real intruder
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One thing to keep in mind - if you bypass your company's proxy server to gain access to unauthorized websites, you may be violating your company's network/security/Internet access policy, which in some companies is grounds for termination.
Is it worth it to lose your job because you just had to check your Yahoo! mail? No.
If you can't last 8 hours at work without surfing the Net, you have a problem.
They installed WebSense for a reason - to keep people from wasting time at working surfing the Net and being non-productive. Stop spending so much time trying to bypass their filters and get back to work.
Is it worth it to lose your job because you just had to check your Yahoo! mail? No.
If you can't last 8 hours at work without surfing the Net, you have a problem.
They installed WebSense for a reason - to keep people from wasting time at working surfing the Net and being non-productive. Stop spending so much time trying to bypass their filters and get back to work.
If you spend more on coffee than on IT security, you will be hacked.
What's more, you deserve to be hacked.
-- former White House cybersecurity czar Richard Clarke
What's more, you deserve to be hacked.
-- former White House cybersecurity czar Richard Clarke
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i used to use a program in 2003 whereby you bounced yur connection off many anonomous proxies so if say, a particular forum or something bklocked your ip, you would just use a different proxy
do such things still exist?
do such things still exist?
TRY MY SUGGESTIONS AT YOUR OWN RISK!
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im using a proxy server on a website and when i click on a button, nothing happens
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im using a proxy server on a website and when i click on a button to pull up a drop down box, nothing happens. why is this?
im using a proxy server to logon to a blocked site. i can login, naviagate through the site, and go to different pages but as soon as i click on a button that is supposed to open a link, nothing happens. the status bar doesn't even show when i click on the button. what can i do to fix this problem? im thinking it has something to do with my browser. any help you can provide me will be great!
im using a proxy server to logon to a blocked site. i can login, naviagate through the site, and go to different pages but as soon as i click on a button that is supposed to open a link, nothing happens. the status bar doesn't even show when i click on the button. what can i do to fix this problem? im thinking it has something to do with my browser. any help you can provide me will be great!
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The only way I know of being an anonymous for max maybe 30 min is to use a WiFi hotspot, have no listening open ports, keep changing your MAC address and constantly flush your cache, cookies and anything that is read to your HD during the session. Spoof your OS ID. The truth is, nobody has anonymity, welcome to the goldfish bowel.
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Yes, it's full of turds, good, real people have a life outside the Internet.
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i used to use a program in 2003 whereby you bounced yur connection off many anonomous proxies so if say, a particular forum or something bklocked your ip, you would just use a different proxy
do such things still exist?
Yes, that's the whole point of proxy servers. Use "Web proxy" or normal "Http proxy" for that.
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im using a proxy server on a website and when i click on a button to pull up a drop down box, nothing happens. why is this?
Probably, you haven't enabled Javascript. Web proxy servers usually disable Javascripts by default. Before you visit the page that you have problems with, tick "enable Javascript" in proxy server.
Best, Kljuka
When you don't know what to do, visit
http://www.cool-proxy.net
http://www.cool-proxy.net
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