Proxy avoidance / Bypassing Websense
05 February 2013, 12:03 PM
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Hi all I am 16 pretty smart for my age especially with computers one problem that I have found with all of the Proxy Blockers is the same on everyone that is online the sites for example my school server blocks all "Proxy Blockers" the name its blocking that is why i cannot get access to any of the sites on my school website the only thing i can say is to the Creators
Please stop being so stupid when creating these Proxy blockers you need to give people the name of the site spread it around and have them pass it on but not able to search for it on Google with the word proxy blocker that's all i can really say to you's
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Please stop being so stupid when creating these Proxy blockers you need to give people the name of the site spread it around and have them pass it on but not able to search for it on Google with the word proxy blocker that's all i can really say to you's thank you
As for the OP, if you must get to prohibited sites, just use a smart phone. Anything else is likely to result in trouble for you. Also bear in mind that just because they've not actively blocked something yet doesn't mean they're not logging access to it and building a case against you.
05 February 2013, 02:58 PM
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If you're so "smart" I suggest using correct spelling, punctuation and grammar. That just came over as a barely coherent mess.
As for the OP, if you must get to prohibited sites, just use a smart phone. Anything else is likely to result in trouble for you. Also bear in mind that just because they've not actively blocked something yet doesn't mean they're not logging access to it and building a case against you.
As for the OP, if you must get to prohibited sites, just use a smart phone. Anything else is likely to result in trouble for you. Also bear in mind that just because they've not actively blocked something yet doesn't mean they're not logging access to it and building a case against you.
05 February 2013, 09:52 PM
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If you are soooooo cleva, use a public WiFi point, or get a paper round and buy yourself a dongle
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We have very tight filtering at work (school) including securas which runs on staff and pupil machines. Staff go though a 'looser' filter than pupils and sixth form is somewhere in between.
Securas is the most fun though, takes screen grabs when it detects inappropriate words/images on screen for review by the IT managers, funniest thing is it checks staff laptops even when at home something many staff have forgotten until the report is sent to IT when they rejoin the network.
If you must access non-work related sites at work stop being tight a buy a decent 3/4g tablet or smartphone.
Securas is the most fun though, takes screen grabs when it detects inappropriate words/images on screen for review by the IT managers, funniest thing is it checks staff laptops even when at home something many staff have forgotten until the report is sent to IT when they rejoin the network.
If you must access non-work related sites at work stop being tight a buy a decent 3/4g tablet or smartphone.
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