Hidden ip address?
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Hidden ip address?
I could do with masking my ip so im annonymous on the net, anyone know any open source one that are good?
I dont like to pay for stuff unless i have to! I guess im cheap
Any input is appreciated
I dont like to pay for stuff unless i have to! I guess im cheap
Any input is appreciated
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unless you go through an anonymous proxy server which doesn't log traffic it's pretty damn impossible.
Your best bet is to hack into a couple of machines and do whatever you need to do from them.
Your best bet is to hack into a couple of machines and do whatever you need to do from them.
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If you need to be really secure, you need to hack into at least two computers, so the chain would be:
Your PC > Hacked PC1 > Hacked PC2 > .... > Target destination
As long as you remove all traces from the PC's it'll be very hard to trace.
Your PC > Hacked PC1 > Hacked PC2 > .... > Target destination
As long as you remove all traces from the PC's it'll be very hard to trace.
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As an after thought, what about finding an unsecured network and using that?, my brothers neighbours have a wifi signal i can pick up with my laptop!
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It's doable.
Just be aware that depending on the severity of the crime, the old bill might question those within range. Hope you've a laptop
The "Unsecured network" is a standard defence for people being accused of accessing dodgy material on line - "wasn't me gov, someone else was using my wireless". Pretty sure this loophole has been closed now (although the punishment for having an open network which you are responsible for is less. . . )
Just be aware that depending on the severity of the crime, the old bill might question those within range. Hope you've a laptop
The "Unsecured network" is a standard defence for people being accused of accessing dodgy material on line - "wasn't me gov, someone else was using my wireless". Pretty sure this loophole has been closed now (although the punishment for having an open network which you are responsible for is less. . . )
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[QUOTE=BlkKnight;7708586]It's doable.
Just be aware that depending on the severity of the crime, the old bill might question those within range. Hope you've a laptop
Were on the same wavelength here, brother has a desktop which, worst case scenario, they could have the hard drive to, there would obviously be nothing on there, it doesnt even have a wifi card! Same goes for my nice gaming desktop! Laptops are handy arent they
Just be aware that depending on the severity of the crime, the old bill might question those within range. Hope you've a laptop
Were on the same wavelength here, brother has a desktop which, worst case scenario, they could have the hard drive to, there would obviously be nothing on there, it doesnt even have a wifi card! Same goes for my nice gaming desktop! Laptops are handy arent they
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