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Title: Anonymous web surfing: And pseudo-anonymous surfing for anyone anywhere
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Fravia
URL Source: http://www.searchlores.org/anonyweb.htm
Published: Oct 8, 2005
Author: Fravia
Post Date: 2005-10-08 12:56:40 by A K A Stone
Keywords: pseudo-anonymous, Anonymous, surfing:
Views: 55
Comments: 5
CLICK ON LINK FOR ALL OF THE ARTICLE Maybe a better idea would be to learn how to use a real proxy... anyway if you use SEVERAL of the 'anonymiwing' services below during a single surfing session (that is: avoid limiting yourself to one single anonymous service throughout the session!) you can puff some relatively effective "smoke" in order to cover your tracks. Use cotse for instance, then for the next link the cloack , then for the next one the anonymizer ... your traces will be quite scattered around, you pseudo-anonymous seeker... Anonykid has prepared some useful proxy chaining forms, that you will be well advised to study and use. Anyway, please, ALWAYS remember than in a world of malwares there's no real guarantee of anonimity.. Go to [the anonymous web services!] Go to [Anonykid's "proxy chaining" forms!] The following tricks are used to 'confuse' or 'smoke' the loggings on the servers: you use a bot designed to provide a specific service (translating, transforming code, snooping surfers, in order to 'grab' a page without directly accessing it. De facto, grabber bots, translation bots and akamai bots should always be coupled with the obscuration arts in order to get past censorship software or snoopy system administrators...
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#1. To: A K A Stone (#0)
Bookmarked - thanks!
There is a TON of information in fravias sites. The main entrance is http://www.crazyboy.com
Crazyboy could be a weekend killer. Thanks, again.
Your very welcome. Let me know if you find something useful or interesting there. THere is so much there, I don't think I could ever see it all.
The link mentions Tor and I like Tor a lot. Though it is too slow when used on my hamster powered internet service (dial).
#2. To: lodwick (#1)
#3. To: A K A Stone (#2)
Spring in, if you dare! Again, you have been warned: at first you'll only fathom the existence of the abyss, only later you'll understand its real depth and width.
#4. To: lodwick (#3)
Thanks, again.
#5. To: A K A Stone (#0)
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