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 Sep 9 2006, 04:48 AM
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Newbie [Level 2]  Group: Members Posts: 39 Joined: 8-September 06 Member No.: 29,606  |
QUOTE(FirefoxRocks @ Sep 8 2006, 11:45 PM)  Some websites actually BLOCK users for certain countries? OMG All the time. We do it in the US too. There are some videos on Google that are unviewable in the US. It isn't the government in that case, it is a corporation, but still, the free internet is not so free. |
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Sep 9 2006, 01:06 PM
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Member [Level 1] Group: Members Posts: 50 Joined: 25-August 06 Member No.: 28,897 |
I think http://proxy4free.com is the right places. But why in some site even I surfing through proxy my real IP is still detected? does anyone know?
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Sep 11 2006, 08:11 PM
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The Ethical Hacker Group: [HOSTED] Posts: 1,142 Joined: 27-May 05 From: Portugal (Europe) Member No.: 7,566 |
Of course not, NDPA, proxies are used to protect people's privacy, to protect the real ip, and even with proxies, good crackers always find the real ip, but in average, proxies work well.
I do not think that's his purpose, but that is just me opinion, because if he had that purpose, he would explain how to use the proxies in illegal activities. This is a nice list, the most complete one i ever saw, and i am very apreciated for the same, it is going to be very usefull to me. I use proxy switcher pro has my proxy personal program, it can find and test proxies in a snap, but if i have more proxies to find, i can add them into a txt file, load the list into the program and test them, so that is why i find this list usefull. |
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Sep 12 2006, 01:02 AM
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Super Member Group: Members Posts: 400 Joined: 21-June 05 From: Callifornia Member No.: 8,519 |
lol i love proxyies... im working on setting up my own so the school cant block it hahaha cause i will only know it...
anyways thanks for the list |
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Oct 26 2006, 06:45 AM
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Newbie [Level 2] Group: Members Posts: 26 Joined: 25-October 06 Member No.: 32,181 |
Well some isp may work slower when you enter a proxy on ie
and for some isps with bb you may require secure proxy for accessing secure sites it all depends on your isp. mostly the dialup does not requires a proxy server to connect to secure websites. so if you require a secure proxy you can try the websites given above else if you can acess without proxy it may work faster. |
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Oct 30 2006, 09:48 AM
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Premium Member Group: Members Posts: 152 Joined: 25-October 06 Member No.: 32,191 |
cool list! how do you get that?
btw, thanks for that, now I can help my sister to pass the filter.  *bookmarking* |
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 Dec 4 2006, 09:20 PM
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 4 Joined: 4-December 06 Member No.: 34,663 |
Here is the huge list of proxy servers:
QUOTE 164.58.28.250:80 194.muja.pitt.washdctt.dsl.att.net:80 web.khi.is:80 customer-148-223-48-114.uninet.net.mx:80 163.24.133.117:80 paubrasil.mat.unb.br:8080 164.58.18.25:80 bpubl014.hgo.se:3128 bpubl007.hgo.se:3128 www.reprokopia.se:8000 193.188.95.146:8080 193.220.32.246:80 AStrasbourg-201-2-1-26.abo.wanadoo.fr:80 gennet.gennet.ee:80 pandora.teimes.gr:8080 mail.theweb.co.uk:8000 mail.theweb.co.uk:8888 194.6.1.219:80 194.79.113.83:8080 ntbkp.naltec.co.il:8080 195.103.8.10:8080 pools1-31.adsl.nordnet.fr:80 pools1-98.adsl.nordnet.fr:80 195.167.64.193:80 server.sztmargitgimi.sulinet.hu:80 los.micros.com.pl:80 195.47.14.193:80 mail.voltex.co.za:8080 196.23.147.34:80 196.40.43.34:80 lvsweb.lasvegasstock.com:8000 musalemnt.notariamusalem.cl:80 ip-36-018.guate.net.gt:80 200.135.246.2:80 ntserver1.comnt.com.br:80 200-204-182-137.terra.com.br:80 200.21.225.82:8080 200.211.98.5:80 isdn02201.cultura.com.br:80 isdn02204.cultura.com.br:80 isdn03021.cultura.com.br:80 adao.dei.unicap.br:80 gateway.andromaco.cl:80 mail.care.org.gt:80 p75-90.cmet.net:8080 jaamsa.com:3128 host031210.ciudad.com.ar:80 host071052.arnet.net.ar:8000 200.46.109.82:80 200.52.4.82:80 correo.cfired.org.ar:80 200.61.6.50:8080 202.103.6.178:3128 202.104.189.20:8080 202.104.20.181:80 202.105.138.19:8080 202.105.230.226:80 202.106.139.88:80 202.108.122.38:80 202.110.204.18:80 202.110.220.14:80 mail.jjs.or.id:80 cair.res.in:80 smtp2.info.com.ph:80 202.9.136.40:8080 202.99.225.45:8080 203.113.34.239:80 203.117.67.122:8080 203.123.240.112:80 proxy.nida.ac.th:8080 203.151.40.4:80 203.155.16.130:80 203.155.172.60:80 aworklan003105.netvigator.com:3128 esjv.com.hk:80 203.200.75.165:80 cp.chollian.net:80 yuluma.wa.edu.au:80 203.69.244.194:80 223-mail.internet.ve:8080 mail.bravocorp.com:8080 206.49.33.250:8080 207.61.38.67:8000 h209-17-147-1.gtconnect.net:80 209.47.38.116:8000 cr2098859123.cable.net.co:80 mail.unisol.com.ar:80 210.12.86.181:80 210.204.118.194:8080 210.21.93.141:3128 210.219.227.52:8080 210.242.164.150:80 210.8.92.2:80 210.82.40.243:8080 210.92.128.194:8080 210.96.65.4:80 host211000070226.kagaku-k.co.jp:80 www.kan-shoku.co.jp:80 ns.toyoriko.co.jp:80 211.114.116.60:80 211.165.192.8:80 211.21.111.227:8080 211.233.21.166:8080 211.45.21.165:8080 dns1.daiken-c.co.jp:80 dns.lpgc.or.jp:80 211.93.108.113:8080 212.12.157.130:8000 enteleca-2.dsl.easynet.co.uk:80 TK212017066196.teleweb.at:80 212.251.36.62:80 adslb-98-18.cytanet.com.cy:80 212.38.132.122:80 212.60.65.206:8080 is2.isys.no:8000 213.121.248.138:80 213.16.133.130:80 213.176.28.6:80 acode-u.org:8080 213.25.170.98:8080 213.25.29.12:80 p038-30.netc.pt:80 xirus.com:8080 adsl-216-158-25-110.cust.oldcity.dca.net:80 normandintransit.com:80 216-238-112-40.dsl.ct.thebiz.net:80 216.72.196.21:80 216.72.63.198:80 216.72.63.198:8080 217-127-248-37.uc.nombres.ttd.es:3128 217.153.114.66:8080 host217-34-153-161.in-addr.btopenworld.com:8080 host217-34-194-49.in-addr.btopenworld.com:80 host217-37-205-177.in-addr.btopenworld.com:8080 host182-44.pool21758.interbusiness.it:8000 host162-51.pool21759.interbusiness.it:80 217.66.203.82:3128 218.5.133.146:80 2.magicbird.co.jp:80 h0040f6a4e019.ne.client2.attbi.com:8080 4.22.156.10:80 61.11.26.150:80 61.131.48.219:80 61.133.63.129:80 61.138.130.229:8080 cm61-15-14-187.hkcable.com.hk:80 61.159.224.11:80 61.159.235.36:8080 61.180.73.66:8080 61.185.255.4:3128 61.32.11.130:8080 www.flab.fr:8080 adsl-63-192-134-107.dsl.snfc21.pacbell.net:8080 ftp.aparizona.com:80 64-132-153-94.gen.twtelecom.net:8000 ensait19.ensait.fr:80 ado.com.mx:80 AS7000_1B.sfn.co.jp:8080 ns.cyberlinks-jp.com:80 211.15.62.123:8000 210.163.167.162:80 h64-5-220-82.gtcust.grouptelecom.net:80 204.196.104.27:80 ftp.orange.uk.com:8000 maq241i.advance.com.ar:80 mertennt.merten.hu:80 61.142.169.98:80 ns.proserv.co.jp:80 www.nisshin-syouji.co.jp:80 202.9.136.40:80 210.254.8.52:8000 www.qdh.or.jp:80 207.167.236.137:80 210.74.254.35:80 219.163.108.18:8080 mail.koibuchi.ac.jp:80 dns1.koibuchi.ac.jp:80 |
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Dec 6 2006, 12:59 AM
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Moderator  Group: [MODERATOR] Posts: 1,326 Joined: 26-December 04 From: Canada Member No.: 2,940 |
That's actually quite a good list. However, proxy.org has everything. The problem is, schools usually block these....
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Dec 6 2006, 03:18 AM
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Premium Member Group: [HOSTED] Posts: 152 Joined: 8-July 06 Member No.: 26,287 |
Most school web blockers will block proxys if they have anything about proxy in the domain. For example, using proxify.com wouldn't be too bright of an idea to do at school for a couple reasons: 1. It will be blocked immediately because it has the word proxy in it (sort of.) 2. You will put that address in and once your school's web blocker records your IP and what site you were trying to get to, the school Administrator will know it right away.
Being A LOT smarter would be creating a co.nr domain that points to your favorite proxy. Say you created something stupid like literaryterms.co.nr and pointed it towards a proxy. This would be smart because the school would never think to check that link since it's not obvious or even relevant to proxies, and if they did check it only then would you be caught. Don't be stupid people. If worse comes to worse write a batch file that will open command prompt, ping the site you want to go to, and then use that information to type in the site's IP instead of the domain name, eh? (P.S. The "eh" doesn't mean I'm Canadian.) This post has been edited by brandon10092: Dec 6 2006, 03:18 AM |