dude_se Proper Legend Messages 8,634 Location UK Jun 29, 2007 #11 most proxies work with ebuddy. dunno why this doesnt. nm. ive found a good one
OP OP N NashTax Solid State Member Messages 16 Jun 29, 2007 #12 dude_se said: most proxies work with ebuddy. dunno why this doesnt. nm. ive found a good one Click to expand... Try the following.. www.sunnyproxy.com www.proxycold.com
dude_se said: most proxies work with ebuddy. dunno why this doesnt. nm. ive found a good one Click to expand... Try the following.. www.sunnyproxy.com www.proxycold.com
0 0x0161 BSOD Messages 441 Jun 29, 2007 #13 http://www.tankproxy.com/ Click to expand... Only problem with 'public proxy servers' they have a tendency to leak DNS requests.
http://www.tankproxy.com/ Click to expand... Only problem with 'public proxy servers' they have a tendency to leak DNS requests.
OP OP N NashTax Solid State Member Messages 16 Jun 29, 2007 #14 0x0161 said: Only problem with 'public proxy servers' they have a tendency to leak DNS requests. Click to expand... No they don't.
0x0161 said: Only problem with 'public proxy servers' they have a tendency to leak DNS requests. Click to expand... No they don't.
0 0x0161 BSOD Messages 441 Jun 29, 2007 #15 No they don't Click to expand... Yes they do. Certain protocols will still leak information. Like the DNS protocol. However, TOR doesnt even leak DNS requests if configured properly. BTW, I went to http://www.samair.ru/ and did a proxy test on www.tankproxy.com and it still leaks the OS and the web browser I was currently using. HTTP_USER_AGENT: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 5.1; .NET CLR 1.0.3705; .NET CLR 1.1.4322; Media Center PC 4.0; .NET CLR 2.0.50727) Click to expand... If you are going to be using *web based proxies* then I would recommend disabling cookies in your web browser "first" before configuring the proxy server to work with your web browser.
No they don't Click to expand... Yes they do. Certain protocols will still leak information. Like the DNS protocol. However, TOR doesnt even leak DNS requests if configured properly. BTW, I went to http://www.samair.ru/ and did a proxy test on www.tankproxy.com and it still leaks the OS and the web browser I was currently using. HTTP_USER_AGENT: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 5.1; .NET CLR 1.0.3705; .NET CLR 1.1.4322; Media Center PC 4.0; .NET CLR 2.0.50727) Click to expand... If you are going to be using *web based proxies* then I would recommend disabling cookies in your web browser "first" before configuring the proxy server to work with your web browser.