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stealth sites (not for EF)
- Thread starter SoreArms
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*MissFit*
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Yes i need some too
Ish
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Ozz2001
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Well proxy sites can be slow if thats what your looking for heres a easyer better idea to try..If you go to netzero you can sign up for free serves for dialup a bit faster then proxy sites just make up a bogges name info ect and run that. Thats pretty safe, if not pm me i got a real iphide you can use and it will change your ips online with one click but you still have to deal with finding one thats fast but they update the proxy sites for free hacking can be fun let me know....
hey 
, I'm lookin for the same thing
, I'm lookin for the same thing
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*MissFit*
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blocked site damnit
Ish said:
SoreArms
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it works, unfortunately that address would stick out like a sore thumb on the logs making obvious that I'm trying to hide my surfing http://anon.free.anonymizer.com/......../.........Ish said:
Thanks though
you peeps blow. I started to post free site yesterday, but figured there'd be so many responses there was no need.
here's one.
http://anon.inf.tu-dresden.de/index_en.html
here's one.
http://anon.inf.tu-dresden.de/index_en.html
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*MissFit*
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these fukers r smart.... all those sites blocked
stilleto said:
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*MissFit*
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blocked
RottenWillow said:
blut wump
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Get your own domain and you can have all the liberty you want. They're cheap enough to set up. I use speednames to host mine. You can then point anything.yourname.com to point to anywhere at all and you can change it at a moment's notice.
If you go for a .net or a .org address they look even less suspicious.
If you go for a .net or a .org address they look even less suspicious.
*MissFit* said:
yeah they've been around for a few years now, so I'm not suprised your network admin knows about it. You'll need to find a really new one apparently.
PS I dig the sexy libarian look you're workin'.
blut wump
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You pay to own your own set of web addresses, for example, sorearms.com.
You can then create an entry under sorearms.com such as expertpc.sorearms.com. You then link the new address with a website, such as ef. So, you'd type expertpc.sorearms.com into your browser and the DNS host would translate that to go to this site. Whenever you wanted, you could point it to elsewhere or even destroy it. I think they let you have ten addresses at any one time as part of the basic package.
You can then create an entry under sorearms.com such as expertpc.sorearms.com. You then link the new address with a website, such as ef. So, you'd type expertpc.sorearms.com into your browser and the DNS host would translate that to go to this site. Whenever you wanted, you could point it to elsewhere or even destroy it. I think they let you have ten addresses at any one time as part of the basic package.
Blut Wump said:
amigo, back up please and explain that more carefully.
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*MissFit*
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Thanks
RottenWillow said:
blut wump
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.com, .org and .net are €75 for two years at speednames. No idea what that'd be in dollars and you might be able to find cheaper hosts. You also get mail redirection so you can have [email protected] as your mail address or [email protected]. You get the idea.SoreArms said:
I haven't shopped around for years and suggested speednames just as an example. I've never had any grief from them over the past three or four years of using them.
If you follow that speednames link and put your desired domain name in the box, it'll give prices. I think they do discounts for five and ten years.
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*MissFit*
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i wanna get on these damn blocked sites
Lestat said:
SoreArms
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IT managerLestat said:
the only time he has ever mentioned anything about my surfing is when I went to ratemycameltoe.org, he looks at the logs and that stood out real quick. He just told me not to look at that shit at work. I've started visiting some "questionable" sites recently, I just know he'd have a shit attack upon seeing the links on the log.
That's also the problem with some of those stealth services, their address always sticks out and has the visiting sites address at the end, like
www.foolingtheITmanager.com/www.Iamlookingatvagina.com
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*MissFit*
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show some leg
SoreArms said:
blut wump
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There's no guarantee that having your own domain redirecting wouldn't still fall foul of blocking by work admin software, though. The data still flows directly from the site to your machine and will be visible as such. It's really just the address that you send out which is under your control.
For proper stealth from work you really need an anonymizer or a slave machine somewhere to act as a go-between which is a bit harder to set up.
For proper stealth from work you really need an anonymizer or a slave machine somewhere to act as a go-between which is a bit harder to set up.
SoreArms....their address always sticks out and has the visiting sites address at the end said:
assclown. I just spit my soup out onto my blouse.
Blut, would your method conceal the addy though, or just hide it from a casual review from the Admin?
kills said:
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<img src="http://www.elitefitness.com/images/expertpc.jpg">
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blut wump
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It completely conceals what you type and thus your outgoing initial request. Subsequent traffic, though, will pick up its addresses from the web page so it depends on how he's logging which, in essence, means it's not secure.RottenWillow said:
The only way to be secure is to make a secure connection to another machine through ssl or ssh and then, effectively do the browsing on the other machine over the secure connection. That's obviously a lot messier to set up for yourself which brings us back to anonymisers.
