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Originally Posted by EriCartman13
Yea I tried to change the proxy by going into lan setting and putting in a proxy, but it didn't work. Our Computer Specialist is really cool and he teaches us a lot about computers and he told me that our school(s) in our city disable the changing of the proxy. But he said I could use one in there. He mentioned something about the web interface I need to ask him more, but does anyone know how i could do this? He said that there we are bunch of them. He wants to see if I can figure it out.
They did that at our college. As they only block the proxy changing on IE, we downloaded portable firefox (download here), and could then change the proxy settings through that. (And browsing with firefox is so much nicer
) This an be run from your user space, or from a USB drive.Remember - The simplist method is often the easiest.
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Yea I already figured out that way and many more ways of doing it. Plus school is out and I am going to a new school next year in a different city. YEAY I can figure out different ways to bypass it!
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hehe just remember to be careful in what you do. We had someone who very luckily escaped a jail sentence from our college due to hacking past the network
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Ya but that is college. I am only in Middle School. I don't think I could get into that much trouble and plus I am not an adult yet. We aren't really doing anything that illegal. Just trying to look at wikipedia because the homepage is blocked.
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Its still against the computer misuse act, and could also breach on the data protection act as well which makes it illegal.
And also, even if your not an adult yet, anything you do at your age could stop you getting a job when your older, among many other things.
But hey, im not here to judge.. just to point out the facts.
And also, even if your not an adult yet, anything you do at your age could stop you getting a job when your older, among many other things.
But hey, im not here to judge.. just to point out the facts.
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Well actually they erase your record as a juvenile and it doesn't show up as an adult, so no it wouldn't prevent me from getting a job. But you must be careful when you are doing it.
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I cant believe no one has said to connect to a remote linux box through xserver and view websites from there.
xserver ports are blocked you say? change the config on your linux server to run xserver on port 80 :-).
Even the admins asked me how i did this, so they could check on their email from home.
EVEN BETTER: turn ssh tunneling on your xserver and now not only have you got out of the proxy problem, but they cant read ANY of the tcp/ip or udp traffic you send to that server because its all encrypted.
xserver ports are blocked you say? change the config on your linux server to run xserver on port 80 :-).
Even the admins asked me how i did this, so they could check on their email from home.
EVEN BETTER: turn ssh tunneling on your xserver and now not only have you got out of the proxy problem, but they cant read ANY of the tcp/ip or udp traffic you send to that server because its all encrypted.
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Originally Posted by 'Stein
Well I'm sure ya all kno how to bypass the Google Images filter and such without using a proxy.
1) Google.de
2) Now, go to advanced settings, and set the main language back to english
3) search pictures away
Then again, our WebSense filter's pretty lax anyways...
what we did for google images was simple, search for lets say jennifer aniston, wait for the results, then click images, that got us passed ranger from sentinel software. :cheesy:
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geeze you guys all went to strict schools, it guys knew i was hacking the network (after they relised i had more network rights than the admins) didnt get a detention let alone banned from computers lmao
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Originally Posted by 'stein
Well I'm sure ya all kno how to bypass the Google Images filter and such without using a proxy.
1) Google.de
2) Now, go to advanced settings, and set the main language back to english
3) search pictures away
Then again, our WebSense filter's pretty lax anyways...
It seems that our computer technicians already bypassed that fact. tried to do something similar to that but however, it was a waste of time. Our computer technician seems to be a very smart guy. I think he even has a log that keeps tracks of what each user does. But i don't know for sure. the guys is quite the smart one to figure out this stuff as well.
Also another thing to add, he has blocked "non-administrator" users from accessing C: and many menus from the computer. Therefore reg edit is out of the question. Can't change the internet options and can't access command prompt to ping my way in.
Also another thing to add, can't download files from school, it is also blocked. This computer technician is very smart in regards to computer security
Last edited by teatea : Oct 20th, 2006 at 5:00 am.
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