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Public Proxy Servers : User Guide For Beginners

One of the popular techniques to mask IP address or conceal IP address to surf anonymously is to utilize a proxy server which comes in one form or another. A proxy server is a server computer allow its users to make indirect network connections to other network services in this case the internet while  hiding your online identities. The proxy provides the resource either by connecting to the designated server or by serving it from a cache. There are various implementations of proxy servers that you can use to hide your IP address i to stay anonymous online

Web-based Proxy Servers

A web-based proxy server is a website that provides a field for you to input the URL of a website that you wish to surf anonymously as shown in the picture bellow . When you submit the form the web-based proxy server makes a request for the page that you want to visit.

The machine typically doesn’t identify itself as a proxy server and doesn’t pass along your IP address when requesting for the page you wish to visit. The features of these web sites vary (ad blocking, javascript blocking, etc) as does their price. Some are free of charge and some are paid services. Examples of web-based proxy services are:  Proxify.com, hidemyass.com, freeproxyserver.net and many more.

Mask IP Address with Browser-Configured Proxy Servers

In addition there are also stand alone proxy servers that allow you to configure your browser to route your browser traffic through them ,after which the servers makes a request for a page on your behalf, and then sends you the results. You can find public proxy server by typing the sentence “proxy list” on search engines’ search box. One such site that provide fresh public proxy list on a daily basis is  proxy-list.org . Bellow is the screenshot from proxy-list org :

Because web-based proxies are mostly available to the public for free, you may not expect too much in terms of its speed reliability except you subscribe to the paid services.

Public Proxy servers are in general divided into three categories:

• Transparent Proxy – This type of proxy server makes the original IP address available via the http headers. These are normally utilized because of their ability to cache websites but don’t provide reliable anonymity to those using them. Yet a transparent proxy will get you around simple IP bans or get around web filter at workplace or schools. They are transparent in the terms that your IP address is disclosed , not transparent in the terms that you don’t know that you are using it.

• Anonymous Proxy - This type of proxy server identifies itself as a proxy server, but doesn’t make the original IP address available. This type of pr provides reliable anonymity for most users and hides your IP address. Distorting Proxy – This type of proxy server identifies itself as a proxy server, but make an false original IP address available through the http headers and conceals your real IP address.

• High Anonymity Proxy – This kind of proxy server doesn’t make available the original IP address and hide your IP address entirely

The risk Of  using anonymous proxy servers

In using a proxy server, all information transferred to the service being used must pass across the proxy server before being sent to the service, mostly unencrypted . It’s consequently possible, and has been attested, for a malicious proxy server to snoop upon everything sent to the proxy: including unencrypted logins and passwords. By chaining proxies which don’t divulge information about the origin of requester, it is possible to obfuscate activities from the eyes of the user’s destination. Still, your footprint will be left on the intermediate hops, which could be exploited . If the policies and administrators of these other proxies are unidentified, the users may fall victim to a security fallacy . The bottom line of this is to be cautious when connecting to proxy servers hide your real IP address, and only use familiar and respectable proxy servers , and never use proxy servers of questionable reputation. Whenever there is no choice but to use obscure proxy servers, don’t pass any confidential information unless it is properly encrypted. So that instead of masking your Identities by using their services to conceal your IP Address you expose your vital information to cyber criminals.

 

Public Proxy Servers : User Guide For Beginners

One of the popular techniques to mask IP address or conceal IP address to surf anonymously is to utilize a proxy server which comes in one form or another. A proxy server is a server computer allow its users to make indirect network connections to other network services in this case the internet while  hiding your online identities. The proxy provides the resource either by connecting to the designated server or by serving it from a cache. There are various implementations of proxy servers that you can use to hide your IP address i to stay anonymous online

Web-based Proxy Servers

A web-based proxy server is a website that provides a field for you to input the URL of a website that you wish to surf anonymously as shown in the picture bellow . When you submit the form the web-based proxy server makes a request for the page that you want to visit.

The machine typically doesn’t identify itself as a proxy server and doesn’t pass along your IP address when requesting for the page you wish to visit. The features of these web sites vary (ad blocking, javascript blocking, etc) as does their price. Some are free of charge and some are paid services. Examples of web-based proxy services are:  Proxify.com, hidemyass.com, freeproxyserver.net and many more.

Mask IP Address with Browser-Configured Proxy Servers

In addition there are also stand alone proxy servers that allow you to configure your browser to route your browser traffic through them ,after which the servers makes a request for a page on your behalf, and then sends you the results. You can find public proxy server by typing the sentence “proxy list” on search engines’ search box. One such site that provide fresh public proxy list on a daily basis is  proxy-list.org . Bellow is the screenshot from proxy-list org :

Because web-based proxies are mostly available to the public for free, you may not expect too much in terms of its speed reliability except you subscribe to the paid services.

Public Proxy servers are in general divided into three categories:

• Transparent Proxy – This type of proxy server makes the original IP address available via the http headers. These are normally utilized because of their ability to cache websites but don’t provide reliable anonymity to those using them. Yet a transparent proxy will get you around simple IP bans or get around web filter at workplace or schools. They are transparent in the terms that your IP address is disclosed , not transparent in the terms that you don’t know that you are using it.

• Anonymous Proxy - This type of proxy server identifies itself as a proxy server, but doesn’t make the original IP address available. This type of pr provides reliable anonymity for most users and hides your IP address. Distorting Proxy – This type of proxy server identifies itself as a proxy server, but make an false original IP address available through the http headers and conceals your real IP address.

• High Anonymity Proxy – This kind of proxy server doesn’t make available the original IP address and hide your IP address entirely

The risk Of  using anonymous proxy servers

In using a proxy server, all information transferred to the service being used must pass across the proxy server before being sent to the service, mostly unencrypted . It’s consequently possible, and has been attested, for a malicious proxy server to snoop upon everything sent to the proxy: including unencrypted logins and passwords. By chaining proxies which don’t divulge information about the origin of requester, it is possible to obfuscate activities from the eyes of the user’s destination. Still, your footprint will be left on the intermediate hops, which could be exploited . If the policies and administrators of these other proxies are unidentified, the users may fall victim to a security fallacy . The bottom line of this is to be cautious when connecting to proxy servers hide your real IP address, and only use familiar and respectable proxy servers , and never use proxy servers of questionable reputation. Whenever there is no choice but to use obscure proxy servers, don’t pass any confidential information unless it is properly encrypted. So that instead of masking your Identities by using their services to conceal your IP Address you expose your vital information to cyber criminals.

HTTP over SSH

The recommended browser for this purpose is Firefox, because it can be configured to resolve DNS names through the SOCKS proxy, so the names of the websites you're browsing don't leak out through DNS queries.

You will need an account at an SSH server which allows you to use port forwarding. Configure Tunnelier to connect to that SSH server, and enable the SOCKS proxy feature under the Services tab.

In Firefox, configure Tunnelier as the SOCKS proxy in Tools > Options > Advanced > Network > Connection > Settings. Use Manual proxy configuration, enter 127.0.0.1 under SOCKS proxy, and port 1080. (This is assuming you left Tunnelier SOCKS proxy settings at their defaults.)

Open a blank Firefox tab and navigate to "about:config". Find the setting:

network.proxy.socks_remote_dns

Set this setting to true.

You are now done. Firefox will connect to websites through Tunnelier's SOCKS proxy feature, and your web traffic will be tunneled over the encrypted SSH connection between your Tunnelier SSH client and the SSH server.

Note that the part of the traffic between the SSH server and the web server(s) will remain unencrypted. By using SSH tunneling, you are shielding your web traffic from prying eyes in your local network or at your local Internet Service Provider. However, the plaintext of your web sessions will now be available to the SSH server administrator, as well as to the ISP through which the SSH server connects to your destination web servers.

GET A SSH SHELL

Go2proxy provide free ssh accounts. You canapply Go2proxy free ssh accounts now.

This ssh account is just for you to createa socks5 tunnel used by your local application. Any application needs lots of bandwidth is not allowed, such as vedio, downloading , etc.  Any other abuse will beenprohibited. Read the TOS for more.

Due to prevent abusing go2proxy sshaccounts, You should apply the ssh account by following steps.

1.Firstly, you should have a blogor website. The content of your blog or website should not be unlawful, harmful, threatening, abusive, tortious, defamatory, vulgar, obscene, libelous, invasive of privacy, hateful, or racial, ethnic or otherwise objectionable life harassment. You should create a new article in your blog or website, copy thisapplying thread content to the article, and publish it. Copy your new article’surl.

2.Secondly, replay this thread inthe forum, and paste your new article’s url in the content.

3.Then, the administrator of Go2proxy.org will check your new article in your blog or website. If your blogor website is well-kowned, you will receive an ssh account and password by an sm (You should login go2proxy.org firstly), you can use it freely for the following 3 months. If your blog or website is just openedrecently, you will also receive a ssh account and password, but you just canuse it freely for the following 1 month.

4.When your account is going toexceed the period of validity, if you want to continue use the account, youshould send an sm to go2 to extend the validity period.

5.If your account is abused byyou or by someone else, your account will be terminated immediately without anynotice. And your blog or website will be recorded to the blacklist ofGo2proxy.org. Then any of your future application will be rejected . So pleasekeep your account and password safely, and don’t abuse your ssh account.

6. The ssh server will run iptables as its firewall. The rules if iptables are followings.

iptables -A OUTPUT -p tcp --dport 22  -j DROP
iptables -A OUTPUT -p tcp --dport 23  -j DROP
iptables -A OUTPUT -p tcp --dport 25  -j DROP
iptables -A OUTPUT -p tcp --dport 465 -j DROP
iptables -A OUTPUT -p tcp --dport 587  -j DROP

iptables -A OUTPUT -p udp  --dport 6000:7999 -j DROP
iptables -A OUTPUT -p udp  --dport 8100:9999 -j DROP

iptables -A OUTPUT -p tcp  --dport 6000:7999  -m state --state NEW  -j DROP
iptables -A OUTPUT -p tcp  --dport 8100:9999  -m state --state NEW  -j DROP