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How do you bypass school/corporate internate filters
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Can you bring programs in via memory keys/CDs? 
If so, ya might want to try that.
If so, ya might want to try that.
Now if ya like the help ya could always raise our reputation...
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Originally Posted by Scottg1989 
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
Remember - The simplist method is often the easiest.
I also tried to go into a few anonymous proxies but the filter regarded going to these servers as loopholes. This is quite a hassle for a person who just wants to checck their emails regularly or go onto forums
O h and i also to use firefox portable via my mp3 player, therefore, i am able to use firefox with ease. or try to anyways. I haven't been able to actually use the internet with firefox just yet
Last edited by teatea; Oct 24th, 2006 at 7:11 am.
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2.When a woman plays the fool, look for the man.
3.What you order done, you must be willing to do with your own hand. As a Queen, what you order done, you have done. Even a Queen cannot be above the law, or there is no law.
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Originally Posted by nizzy1115
After reading the dig article "Kids Outsmart Web Filters" which links to a CNet News Article. I was wondering what measures you have used or know that have been used to bypass internet filters. I have the sole interest of securing internet access in my schools.
Thanks guys!
http://www.dansguardian.com
squidGuard
http://www.squidguard.org
I've had a lot of success using Dan's Guardian (with Squid) on FreeBSD for schools. Drives kids crazy :)
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What's more, you deserve to be hacked.
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What's more, you deserve to be hacked.
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The link is broken. Try http://dansguardian.org/ instead .
. "Technological progress is like an axe in the hands of a pathological criminal."
Well to get around school filters I just use..
www.nickoli.net scroll over search and click puppies then click continue to search engine, and theres a html cgi proxy. Just go to google first and then you can go any where through google. IE type gamefaqs.com in google and then click search and then click or wherever you want to go. Works for me 100% of the time.
www.nickoli.net scroll over search and click puppies then click continue to search engine, and theres a html cgi proxy. Just go to google first and then you can go any where through google. IE type gamefaqs.com in google and then click search and then click or wherever you want to go. Works for me 100% of the time.
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Originally Posted by joeprogrammer
The link is broken. Try http://dansguardian.org/ instead ;).
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
Anyone know how to confiure Firefox proxy so that it can work at school?
1.Peel the apple in your hand, girl, not the one on the tree
2.When a woman plays the fool, look for the man.
3.What you order done, you must be willing to do with your own hand. As a Queen, what you order done, you have done. Even a Queen cannot be above the law, or there is no law.
2.When a woman plays the fool, look for the man.
3.What you order done, you must be willing to do with your own hand. As a Queen, what you order done, you have done. Even a Queen cannot be above the law, or there is no law.
Here it is some proxies that may help surfing at school or at work
http://www.wacast.com
http://www.vip-surf.net
http://www.winproxy.info
http://www.proxy4.net
http://www.wacast.com
http://www.vip-surf.net
http://www.winproxy.info
http://www.proxy4.net
To restrict Internet access at a school, perform the following:
HTH.
- Remove end-user admin/power rights
- Disable external drives/storage (ROMs, USB, floppies, etc.)
- Upload a custom HOSTS file to each system that only allows access to the filtering server (local or remote)
- Preconfigure the system's DNS settings and prevent end-users from modifying them
- Install or use hosted-filtering software. For the first 6 weeks, put it in 'watch mode' and archive all of the typical websites users visit. Then enable filtering and create rules to block those sites.
HTH.
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