Proxy

[deadinside]

I need help making a proxy from home that i can ascess at school can someone helps me

[H@L0_F00]

I can helps you.

SSH

VPN

[Netshroud]

Or Glype+DynDNS

[Infiltrator]

Or even better with Apache, PHP and phproxy you will be able to bypass any school firewall restriction.

Edited April 14, 2010 by Infiltrator

[operat0r_001]

* porta putty / tunnel + Proxifier portable

if you need a shell let me know

you can nmap -P0 login.oscar.aol.com > txt.txt to find open ports or use fragmatation attacks on the firewall if need be

[foo]

Or even better with Apache, PHP and phproxy you will be able to bypass any school firewall restriction.

just be mindful that your dns queries aren't sent thru the proxy unless specified in about:config in firefox. (network.proxy.socks_remote_dns) needs to be toggled, if not already done so. default setting pulls the queries from your client not proxy, IIRC. any good sysadmin can eventually see what you're doing if not set.

Edited April 15, 2010 by foo

[Infiltrator]

just be mindful that your dns queries aren't sent thru the proxy unless specified in about:config in firefox. (network.proxy.socks_remote_dns) needs to be toggled, if not already done so. default setting pulls the queries from your client not proxy, IIRC. any good sysadmin can eventually see what you're doing if not set.

Sorry forgot to mention that one? Thanks for letting me know.

[digip]

any good sysadmin can eventually see what you're doing if not set.

A good sysadmin can see what you are doing no matter how you try to proxy yourself, even if using an SSH or DNS tunnel, they could firewall rule them out and get alerts if people tried it.

[foo]

A good sysadmin can see what you are doing no matter how you try to proxy yourself, even if using an SSH or DNS tunnel, they could firewall rule them out and get alerts if people tried it.

well that's fairly obvious to assume that . i was just letting him/whoever know that it's an easy thing to overlook

Edited April 15, 2010 by foo

[Infiltrator]

well that's fairly obvious to assume that . i was just letting him/whoever know that it's an easy thing to overlook

One way or the other, no matter what you do you are always being watched.

[joeypesci]

Also a word of warning, I am no expert, but when I set up my SSH from work to home. When I'd get home and check the event logs, the ssh account had been hammered most of the day with people trying to guess the password. No one ever did but it's worrying. Oh and I didn't realise I was actually breaking the code of connection in our company. Their security was so shit though, no one ever noticed.

To answer the actual question. I used this guide

http://theillustratednetwork.mvps.org/Ssh/...DesktopSSH.html

[Infiltrator]

Also a word of warning, I am no expert, but when I set up my SSH from work to home. When I'd get home and check the event logs, the ssh account had been hammered most of the day with people trying to guess the password. No one ever did but it's worrying. Oh and I didn't realise I was actually breaking the code of connection in our company. Their security was so shit though, no one ever noticed.

To answer the actual question. I used this guide

http://theillustratednetwork.mvps.org/Ssh/...DesktopSSH.html

That's what I used before, I am now using FreeSSHD, from Darren's segment.