Anonymous Webbrowsing continued

Published 2.26.2006 by jm | E-mail this post

I found some pretty good websites for keeping your privacy up high. Of course, the best way to browse securly is through the Tor network, but if you don't like the slow speeds, then check these guys out.

The first site I will highlight, because it looks like they have their act together, is browseatwork.com. Although would rather not recommend them because going to their website may raise flags at the office for the obvious reasons, they still look pretty leet. If you want to browse at work then check out this example.

Next up, Anonymouse .org is a very simple website, and, at the time of this writing, is a free service. Many mice surf the web under the illusion that their actions are private and anonymous. Unfortunately, it isn't so. Every time you visit a site for a piece of cheese, you leave a calling card that reveals where you're coming from, what kind of computer you have, and other details. And many cats keep logs of all your visits, so that they can catch you! This service allows you to surf the web without revealing any personal information.

If I coded it right, you can try it here:

If the human body was never exposed to ailments, it would be impressivly vulnerable to the slightest cold. If our country was never exposed to hacking, it would be oppressivly vulnerable to cyber terrorism. With out the creation of a malicious hacking, Afganistan could have destroyed America's economy with a ping flood. This is why I encourange maclicious hacking, as an ethical practice. Without strengthening our defenses, we are weak. This site is focused on security through knowledge. I detest the fact that so many companies are being exploited because malicious hackers know their security holes before they do. For that reason, I hope to educate where the exploits lay. This isn't a 100% information base, as I only publish things I have been able to implement on myself. No credit is needed anywhere . However if you are a publisher, I would appriciate credit. I am an advocate of open source, so copy and paste and call it your own if you like. If my work is good enough for you to plagerize then that is my biggest compliment . If my work is good enough, I will be approached and asked to write more ... this is natural selection of the digital age .

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. . The only hacking forum I have found worth mentioning here