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I had an internet account and now want to change to a new one....my old ISP provider is angry at the decision.....is there a way they can track down my site visiting history....
if so how and what are the odds.....cause i have surfed adult sites and don't want to be caught...
please reply soon!!!!!!!

Archived topic from Iceteks, old topic ID:3482, old post ID:28123

Always use an encrypted proxy connection when browsing sites you don't want anyone to know, since http is sent out as plain text!

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surgica wrote: I had an internet account and now want to change to a new one....my old ISP provider is angry at the decision.....is there a way they can track down my site visiting history....
if so how and what are the odds.....cause i have surfed adult sites and don't want to be caught...
please reply soon!!!!!!!

Ahhh..... Sweet illegal activity. How nice.

I have one question, how old are you? Because if you are of legal age in the US((18)), then they can't do crap about you visiting porn unless it's something like child porn.

Archived topic from Iceteks, old topic ID:3482, old post ID:28127

Hi , use proxies to and stay anonymous with Java/Javascript/plug-ins/flash...


1-method

Install Firewall on your machine and restrict all the connections to the Internet (except for the anonymous proxy server) from a browser. It's also recommended to use port mapping for this free anonymous proxy server and define the browser's proxy as 127.0.0.1 with the local port from port mapping.

2-method

Use socksification in your browser. This will enable relaying all the information your browser or any other software sends and transfers to the proxy server.

3º- THE Best Method

You need to set up LAN, local IP addresses (192.168.1.x or alike). A corporate proxy server should forwards ALL requests to a free anonymous proxy server (you need to have skills and rights of a system administrator in order to do that). It's impossible to connect to the Internet bypassing a corporate proxy, as long as external IP address is not assigned to local machines. It's also impossible to scan local machine's settings: even if Java/ActiveX applets detects and gives out your local IP address (192.168.1.x) to the web server, your anonymity will remain unbroken. So, basically, you can rate this option as 100% anonymity.

greetings

Archived topic from Iceteks, old topic ID:3482, old post ID:34081

You are 1 of a gazzillion customers--no one is going to track down anything--

The'll just move on to their next pissed off customer.

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FORGET GHOSTSURF

I installed it And it's crap. It wont hold the proper configuration-A NITEMARE!

Then when I went to their homesite my PC got infected with a bunch of trojans & crap I'm still working on.

Archived topic from Iceteks, old topic ID:3482, old post ID:34328

lmao umm richard im guessing you found the installer somewhere other then that link

but just in case you did "buy" it from that link then could ya do us a favor and remove the link to there site then so a guest or somthing doesnt visit them

Archived topic from Iceteks, old topic ID:3482, old post ID:34329

I would be very weary of any program that keeps you anonymous. It's a perfect oportunity to throw in spyware and other crap. All you really need is proxies. Find a good list that is kept up to date and keep using proxies and change it every now and then.

Archived topic from Iceteks, old topic ID:3482, old post ID:34330

know any good lists red?

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Triple6_wild wrote: lmao umm richard im guessing you found the installer somewhere other then that link

but just in case you did "buy" it from that link

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

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ANONYMOUS WEB SURFING

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ACTUALLY-------------------------------------

I really doubt if it was from their site that I got the trojans & crap--------------it could have been while I was at 'various' sites trying to 'obtain' a copy.

I say this as PC Magazine highly rates it. see below. So now that I've unscrewed my PC I think I'll reinstall it & see if it works or not. I'm a glutton for punishment.


Editor rated it at 4 & a half stars.


GhostSurf 2005 Platinum
REVIEW DATE: 10.26.04


By Cade Metz
Anonymity is just the beginning. In addition to masking your IP address, GhostSurf 2005 Platinum provides all sorts of additional privacy tools, including a copy of the company's antispyware app, SpyCatcher.

When Tenebril first introduced GhostSurf in 2001, the app masked your IP address by routing your requests through various public servers. The company soon switched, however, to its own, private servers, claiming that public servers were not only hard to trust but often terribly unstable. The new private server method—also favored by Anonymizer 2004—works beautifully. If you like, you can even encrypt your Internet requests, hiding them from anyone who might listen on the wire. All your traffic does travel through Tenebril's server, but like Anonymizer, the company claims nothing is ever cached.


The app can mask not only your Web requests, but also IM messages. And with two free software add-ons, it can mask newsgroup and IRC traffic. Conveniently, the app even lets you compile a list of Web sites where you don't want your identity masked. In some cases, you'll want a site to know who you are so they can customize content, store certain information on your behalf, or provide special services.

GhostSurf also provides several other privacy tools. Its AdArmor tool can block pop-up windows, ActiveX controls, and other scripts. The TracksCleaner tool lets you erase local traces of Internet activity. And Personal Data Vault lets you hide all your system passwords and other sensitive system data behind heavy encryption. There's even the SpyCatcher module to keep spyware at bay. All told, GhostSurf 2005 Platinum is quite a bargain.

Archived topic from Iceteks, old topic ID:3482, old post ID:34340

A few proxy list I know of are:

http://www.atomintersoft.com/products/aliv...oxy/proxy-list/

http://tools.rosinstrument.com/proxy/

Probably way more but these are the two results in google for "proxies" and I never had to go beyond those.

Archived topic from Iceteks, old topic ID:3482, old post ID:34347

OK THEN__________________________

I reinstalled Ghostsurf and it's working GREAT!

Evidently the 50 plus spyware items I had in my system was screwing it up--

AND I just did a clean reinstall--like--2 weeks ago.

WITH IT ON ----Your ip address is 66.139.76.245 Possible internet connection type
High Anonymity(Elite) proxy or direct connection.

WITH IT OFF---Your ip address is 207.67.57.71


LOL -- PLUS it has a REALLY GOOD spy catcher program.

Archived topic from Iceteks, old topic ID:3482, old post ID:34348

woah how did you manage to get 50 spyware? lol

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Red Squirrel wrote: woah how did you manage to get 50 spyware? lol

YEAH---GOOD F'N QUESTION

And that's with running a firewall-anti-spyware & anti-virus

Needless to say--those programs got changed out

Archived topic from Iceteks, old topic ID:3482, old post ID:34353

Nothing's a 100%. I use Spyware Blaster to keep most spyware from loading in the first place.

Archived topic from Iceteks, old topic ID:3482, old post ID:34371

I run adaware/spybot maybe like every 6 months, only thing it usually finds is tracking cookies.

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Red Squirrel wrote: I run adaware/spybot maybe like every 6 months, only thing it usually finds is tracking cookies.

SIGH

Actually this all relates to that other post about Spy Sheriff

And SpyBot was the thing that kept finding that smitfraud c where even like Trend didn't find it.

But then Trend found 26 registry entrys related to ad/spyware where the other ones didn't.

But now I tried that new Microsoft Live security scanner & it found a heap of crap.

It's an online scan.

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