How to hide ip: Interview: Listen To Eric Jung, The Man Behind FoxyProxy

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How to hide ip: Interview: Listen To Eric Jung, The Man Behind FoxyProxy


Interview: Listen To Eric Jung, The Man Behind FoxyProxy

Posted: 31 Aug 2009 12:11 AM PDT

foxyproxy_logoFoxyProxy is a well-know Firefox add-on that that completely replaces Firefox’s limited proxying capabilities and automatically switches an Internet connection across one or more proxy servers.

Guys from FLOSS Weekly, Randal Schwartz and Leo Laporte, have interviewed Eric Jung, the creator of FoxyProxy. You can listen Eric beautifully explaining what a proxy is, talking about censorship, about what FoxyProxy does, future development plans and many more. Excellent interview! Highly recommended!

[Listen Eric Jung on Developer Fusion] [Review FoxyProxy on Hide-IP-Tools.com]

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Windows Police PRO Removal Guide

Posted: 31 Aug 2009 01:20 PM PDT

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Posted: 31 Aug 2009 08:18 AM PDT

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Posted: 31 Aug 2009 07:06 AM PDT

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How to hide ip: How To Pay For a VPN Service If You Don’t Have a Credit Card

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How to hide ip: How To Pay For a VPN Service If You Don’t Have a Credit Card


How To Pay For a VPN Service If You Don’t Have a Credit Card

Posted: 30 Aug 2009 02:23 AM PDT

nocreditcardIf you are seeking for total online anonymity then VPN services are a right way to go. There are several free such services, but as anything free, they come with significant drawbacks (a lot of ads, slow connection speed, etc.).

What if you decide to pay for a premium VPN service? What are your options if you don’t have a credit card as most of the internet users from China, India, etc. don’t. Then, you should use PayPal. Here are the step you could follow. This is not going to take you 5 minutes, maybe 1 week or 1 month, but it’s a working solution.

1. Create a PayPal account

Go to PayPal.com and create an account. Choose the Personal account and fill in the required info. My advice is to use an email address that you plan to use for a longer period of time. After your account is ready proceed with the next step.

2. Fill your PayPal account with money

This is the most difficult step, but with a little bit of effort you should be able to do it. The idea is that you need money to pay for the service and you have to work for them.

There are plenty of forums that offer simple online jobs that can be performed by (almost) anyone. Go, for example, on DigitalPoint forums, to the Services section, and browse for threads with the subjects containing WTH (Want To Hire) string. If you find something interesting that you think you could do, create an account, send a message to the job poster and … start working.

You should be able to easily do $10-20/month that would be enough to proceed with the next step.

3. Find a VPN service that accepts PayPal

There are VPN services that do not accept PayPal payments like Relakks, IPredator, BananaVPN, etc., but others do. Here are 5 such services:

That’s it! Good luck and keep me up to date to your progress!

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28 Free High Quality Fonts to Boost Your Typography | Web Design Ledge

Posted: 30 Aug 2009 04:35 AM PDT

Choosing the right typeface is an important step in any design process. So it's a good idea to have a selection of high quality fonts in your library. In this post, I've listed the best of the best...

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DropDownList In GridView Edit Mode In ASP.NET

Posted: 29 Aug 2009 09:28 PM PDT

In this example i am going to describe how to implement RadioButtonList and DropDOwnList in Edit mode of GridVIew using EditItemTemaplate in ASP.NET C# and VB.NET.

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Posted: 29 Aug 2009 09:28 PM PDT

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How to hide ip: Developer Denies Ultrasurf Is Malicious

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How to hide ip: Developer Denies Ultrasurf Is Malicious


Developer Denies Ultrasurf Is Malicious

Posted: 29 Aug 2009 12:18 AM PDT

During last months rumors regarding Ultrasurf being a malware got stronger and stronger. Now, a developer from Ultrareach team explained the Ultrasurf strange behavior.

Ultrasurf is a proxy tool that is used to hide the IP address and masks where traffic is being sent to and received from. The main goal of Ultrasurf was to keep the Chinese government's Internet filters from detecting forbidden communication.

Lately, Ultrasurf was suspected to be a trojan due to its strange bevior and traffic sent to different locations. On Wilders Security Forum, SteveTX, member of XeroBank team, explained in detail what Ultrasur does and concluded:

UltraSurf and Gtunnel and likely all products put out by the Global Internet Freedom Consortium / Internet Freedom.org, are infact secret trojans. They give you a 1-hop proxy but use your system to launch attacks against financial institutions, government and energy websites, education, etc. Now here is the scary thing, if you are logged into one of these domains, like your bank, then they can get access to your authenticated session / cookie and potentially break right into your account, THROUGH YOUR OWN COMPUTER.

Last month, at the Black Hat security conference, Kyle Williams, security director of XeroBank, said that UltraSurf automatically attempts to make HTTPS encrypted connections to servers unrelated to the UltraSurf proxy network.

"How does it know I got an invalid server if the traffic is really end-to-end encrypted?" Williams says. He also noted these odd behaviors:

  • When the client appears to connect to an IP address within a private network, it probes sequentially close IP addresses as well.
  • When an UltraSurf client seeks a non-existent URL via HTTPS, it receives a response from an UltraSurf server
  • UltraSurf taps a Google Reader RSS feed for updates that Williams interprets as lists of targets for the software to probe.
  • Commercial anti-virus software detects UltraSurf as a Trojan.

David Tian, a scientist for NASA who works spare-time on UltraSurf, addressed each behavior, but the main idea was that UltraSurf does an ever-changing variety of strange things in order to fool the Great Firewall of China. The response from UltraSurf servers to attempts to reach non-existent URLs is due to the proxy network sending back a notification. It proxies all the communication including SSL so any response will be from a proxy.

This is done due to the fact that Chinese authorities monitor UltraSurf carefully and try to identify signatures that can be used to set filters, so the software sends out useless traffic to make noise that makes it difficult to characterize the legitimate traffic.

UltraSurf programmers play a cat-and-mouse game with Chinese censors trying to block its traffic, so the team working on it has to continually alter its methods to adapt to each innovation in the Great Firewall, Tian says. "We have a great understanding of the Great Firewall and how to defeat it."

[Via NetworkWorld]

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JQuery AJAX with ASP.Net MVC

Posted: 28 Aug 2009 08:47 AM PDT

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Shopping cart in ASP.NET

Posted: 27 Aug 2009 10:55 PM PDT

Shopping cart example using C#.NET , VB.NET in ASP.NET In this example i'm using GridView and DataList controls to create Products page and Product Details page in online shopping cart example

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How to hide ip: SurfBouncer Provides VPN Services For International Travelers

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How to hide ip: SurfBouncer Provides VPN Services For International Travelers


SurfBouncer Provides VPN Services For International Travelers

Posted: 28 Aug 2009 03:32 AM PDT

surfbouncerSurfbouncer.com announced today that their service, Personal VPN, is able to help travelers to bypass restrictions and browser completely secure.

People travelling to many countries find that internet access is filtered and censored. This has been known to occur in countries such as Bahrain, Belize, Brazil, China, Egypt, Guyana, Jordan, Kuwait, Mexico, Oman, Qatar, (KSA) Saudi Arabia, UAE (United Arab Emirates, including Dubai and Abu Dhabi) and Yemen.

These people find they can't get to web sites necessary for their daily lives and business. Business travelers often are especially concerned about the privacy of their emails and communications. They find many web sites blocked and IP Phones inaccessible, making communication difficult and expensive.

With the Personal VPN service travelers can eliminate all of these restrictions while securing their data via a highly encrypted tunnel. This not only unblocks the internet but completely secures their information from the censors.

Added benefits of using the Personal VPN service while traveling include being able to access web sites back home that are not available overseas. Many social, video and other web sites are blocked from viewing outside of their country. The Personal VPN Service restores the travelers IP address back to their home country providing access to these sites.

Surfbouncer Press Release
08/28/2009

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Spyware Crusade Removal Guide and Information

Posted: 28 Aug 2009 10:31 AM PDT

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Office Assistant And Msgbox Menus-2

Posted: 28 Aug 2009 12:32 AM PDT


This is the continuation of last Week's Article: Office Assistant and MsgBox Menus. Readers may go through that Page first, if you have not already done so, before continuing.


Last week we have learned how to use Office Assistant for MsgBox in a simple way and seen how to create a Menu and present it to the User, with the Labels Property of the Balloon Object.



MsgBox Image with Options


We have seen that we can display the Menu from Labels().Text Property in three different ways by setting the Values of BalloonType Property:


  1. BalloonType = msoBalloonTypeButtons


  2. The User can click on any of these Buttons to select one of the Options presented.

  3. BalloonType = msoBalloonTypeBullets

  4. BalloonType = msoBalloonTypeNumbers


The second and third BalloonType Values displays the Labels().Text in different styles but they cannot be selected by the User. So, we can use these options for different situations in Programs.


Let us look little closer to the overall behavior of the Balloon Object when you display MsgBox with Office Assistant, to understand it better.


If you go back and try those earlier examples, you can see that while a MsgBox with the Office Assistant's Balloon Object is displayed you cannot click or work with any other object in the database unless you dismiss the Balloon by responding to the actions you are suggested to do, like clicking on the OK or Cancel Button and so on. This is true in the case of the normal MsgBox() Function of MS-Access too. But, Office Assistant has some solution to this rigid behavior of Message Boxes.


When the Balloon is displayed, you cannot open a Form or Report to check something on it, before clicking the Yes or No Button on the MsgBox because the Mode Property of the Balloon Object is set with default value msoModeModal.


I have not introduced the Mode Property to you in the earlier examples to avoid overcrowding of usage rules. Once you are through with the basics it will be easier to understand other things associated with it better. You have already seen that you can create Message Boxes using Balloon Object of Office Assistant with few lines of Code and display them in style without using these properties.


The Mode Property can be set with three different values to control the behavior of the Balloon Object.


Mode = msoModeModal (default)


This value setting forces the User to dismiss the Balloon by responding to the suggested action before doing anything else, like normal MS-Access MsgBox. You have to click on one of the Buttons (if more than one is showing like OK and Cancel) on the MsgBox to dismiss the Balloon before you are allowed to do anything else.


Mode = msoModeModeless


This value setting allows the User to access other database objects, while the Balloon is active. But, this forces the use of another Property CallBack, to run separate Sub-Routine to do the testing of selection of choices or do different things based on the choice and finally to Close the Balloon Object.


Mode = msoModeAutoDown

This value setting dismisses the Balloon (MsgBox) automatically if you click somewhere else ignoring the Balloon.


The first and last Mode Property value setting and their usages are very clear. But, the second one (msoModeModeless) needs the CallBack Property Value set with the name of a valid Sub-Routine otherwise the Balloon will not work. You cannot load the CallBack Property with an empty string either because that will trigger an Error.


So let us see how we can re-write the earlier Program to understand the usage of Mode Property set with the value msoModeModeless and Callback Property with the name of a Sub-Routine to handle the selection of option displayed in the Menu.


The Modified Code with Mode and CallBack Property Settings and the sample Code for the required Sub-Routine MyProcess() is given below:



Public Sub Choices()
Dim bln As Balloon

Set bln = Assistant.NewBalloon
With bln
.Heading = "Report Options"
.Icon = msoIconAlertQuery
.Button = msoButtonSetNone
.labels(1).text = "Print Preview."
.labels(2).text = "Print. "
.labels(3).text = "Pivot Chart. "
.BalloonType = msoBalloonTypeButtons
.text = "Select one of " & .labels.Count & " Choices? "
.mode = msoModeModeless
.Callback = "myProcess"

.Show
End With

End Sub


Sub MyProcess(bln As Balloon, lbtn As Long, lPriv As Long)
Assistant.Animation = msoAnimationPrinting
Select Case lbtn
Case 1
DoCmd.OpenReport "MyReport", acViewPreview
Case 2
DoCmd.OpenReport "MyReport", acViewNormal
Case 3
DoCmd.OpenReport "MyReport", acViewPivotChart
End Select
bln.Close
End Sub


The CallBack Property is set with the Sub-Routine name myProcess. When the User clicks on one of the Options from the displayed MsgBox the MyProcess() Sub-Routine is called by the Balloon and passes the required Parameter Values.


There are three parameters passed to the Sub-Routine when called:


  1. The Balloon Object bln.

  2. A Long Integer type value lbtn (BalloonTypeButton) identifying the Option clicked.

  3. A Long Integer type value lPriv (Private) uniquely identifying the Balloon that called the Sub-Routine, if there are more than one Balloon active in memory at the same time.


NB: There is no such thing as collection of Balloon Objects. But, you can create an Array of Variables with Balloon Object, define different Property Settings for each of them and .Show them with their respective index numbers in Programs when you need them to appear.


The lbtn Variable will have the value of User's choice. This is tested in the Sub-Routine and runs the Docmd.OpenReport action within the Select Case …End Select Statements.


The Assistant.Animation = msoAnimationPrinting line is placed in the Sub-Routine, rather than in the main Program as part of the Balloon Object Property setting, to animate the printing action only after the User makes a selection from the displayed Menu otherwise the printing animation will run before the selection of choices.


The bln.close statement dismisses the MsgBox.


Next week we will learn how to use the CheckBoxes().Text Property Values of the Balloon Object to display a Menu with Check-Boxes in MsgBox.




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