Wednesday, July 16, 2008

KNOW HOW TO HIDE IP ADDRESS

Every home computer or network router is given a public IP address.
Every time a web site is visited the IP address is recorded and stored
in a log on the server. These logs are used to trace all Internet
activity. If the IP address is hidden then web access information can
be hidden. Complete concealment of the IP address is not possible as it
would make online access impossible. But IP address can be hidden from
most servers.

Anonymous
proxy servers use their IP address instead of the source IP address.
The computer accesses the web sites indirectly using the proxy server.
In order to use this web browser has to be configured using a URL and a
unique port number. There are many free anonymous proxy servers on the
web. Some of the most popular ones are WebWarper, Snoopblocker,
Anonymouse, Anonymizer, Guardster, Cotse, The Cloak, IDZap, Mega Proxy,
Bitesize Work, The Virtual Browser, Proxy Spinner, NoMoreLimits, and
Proxify.

Anonymous surfing is browsing the web sites while your
IP address is hidden. It provides protection of two kinds: protection
from web sites as well as watchers of the network connection. A classic
example of such surfing is in Iran where people surf anonymously to
avoid being caught and persecuted. The four technical approaches to
such surfing using a proxy server are:
1 Anonymous surfing on a web site
2 Anonymous surfing on a client application
3 Anonymous surfing on an anonymous web proxy server

SSL
Tunnel or TSL is set up by the proxy server with the anonymous server.
Some servers support HTTP while some others support FTP. In addition to
the IP address being hidden the proxy servers also curtail traffic in
the form of cookies, banners, scripts, referrer information and
pop-ups. All anonymous proxy servers tend to be unstable. Most of them
offer free services for a while and then they would ask you for
upgrading the service to a paid one
TAGS: IP HIDING SOFTWARES,HOW TO SURF ANONYMOUSLY FREE

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