warning: proxies do not necessarily protect you

NIce to see BARTMAN posting a non girl thread.
 
Were you using a proxy on a girl that you tried to talk to but failed?

**If you haven't read his other threads, you won't understand.**
 
haha I already changed the "paraonoid" part.
Ofcourse I am not paranoid. But I like to have the feeling to secure myself in the online world as I would be able to do in the real world. :D
lol now everything thinks I am some weird paranoid guy :P
 
A sizeable percentage of tor exit nodes intercept outgoing traffic on interesting ports before relaying it.

Remember, it provides anonymity, not security.
 
It sucks that you found out the hard way. But yeah, its common knowledge that some proxies are transparent. Thats why its advertised in 90% of the places selling them that theirs are "elite" or "anonymous" proxies :)
 
This is a lesson learned. Always check your proxy that it's Elite or High Anonymous Proxies. Don't ever use transparent proxies, unless you have a reason for using it.


@XBLElec
Which VPN service is that?
 
I can't remember what exactly it was called, however I remember finding it online and it was $50 a month..

It was when I was a real blackhatter
 
Ah Ok...

Is it US-based or somewhere in Europe?
 
It was US based...And they hold your payment for 2 weeks before allowing you to actually use the VPN.
 
The general issue about different types of proxies and their levels of protection is fairly common knowledge if you've read much about proxies.

And ScrapeBox's proxy checker and management is one of the best in-built proxy tools any app has, it does the job very well for identifying proxies in sbox - if you use it correctly (which isn't that hard, reading is fundamental). Also, if you want to use proxies outside of sbox, or if you want to be really careful, or whatever, run the IP's you have through Charon. It's that simple.
 
It's not just the type of proxy, it's also what you're using them for... There's some code on pages that for most proxies can detect your real IP - been known about for quite a while.
 
It's not just the type of proxy, it's also what you're using them for... There's some code on pages that for most proxies can detect your real IP - been known about for quite a while.

For programs that are web browser based (ie. they use the http protocol via internet explorer) even if you don't get to see the browser's window, you MUST disable the JAVA engine (not javascript). All IPs are open wide if you open a website with such a java applet, no matter how anonymous your proxy is, or it's type.
 
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