******Bypass Web Censorship******

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*********************THIS TUTORIAL BELONGS TO THE SPIDER***********************************************

IT IS MEANT ONLY FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES AND I DO NOT TAKE RESPONSIBILTY FOR ANYTHING ILLEGAL YOU DO ****************************************************************************************************

THIS DOCUMENT AND ITS OBJECTIVES

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In the last 10 years the Internet grew very, very fast. It is a bunch of thousands of little networks put together. Billion computers are connected and it is basically not controlled or even owned by a government or company. There are no laws, everybody can put his webpages online which can be accessed by everybody on the world who is sitting in front of a computer with Internet access. I believe that this can and will change the world as we know it today.
But there are several governments who think that this unlimited access to information is dangerous for their citizens. These are for example Oman, China, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Cuba, Jordan, Tunisia, Burma, Singapore, Uzbekistan, Yemen, Kuwait, Vietnam, Syria, Iran, United Arab Emirates and parts of Africa. and even in countries like Australia, Switzerland and in some parts of Germany they censor websites. This ranks from a very easy to circumvent DNS blocking of only 2 Nazi sites in parts of Germany to a government office with 30.000 employees only working in blocking thousands of websites, services and ports in China.
Though the blocking methods are different there are also different ways to bypass them. I will try to show you how to access the website of Amnesty International, BBC, Google and other blocked sites in your country. I made this website in very basic HTML, so that you can even view it with a very old computer. Please share this information, link the site, copy it, mirror it, print it (I didn't "hide" any links, so that no link is lost when you print it) and teach your friends and relatives!

More info: http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Censorship_in_cyberspace

I live in the Sultanate Of Oman, an Arab country where the law is pretty tough. Being a very small coutry, very few people actually get away with breaking the law. As far as cybercrime is concerned, Oman does not have clear guidelines for punishment, but as Im not a national (Im an indian actually), i can get kicked out of the country within no time if Im caught doin somethin weird.
Oman follows a strict programme of web censorship. It blocks all Pornography or Hacker related weblinks using some Censorship Combo.
Not being able to visit the Hacker Sites and obtaining the latest exploits and security related stuff makes life tough for me
If you live in the USA or countries like that which thankfully dont give a damn about what goes on at the cyberspace(unless noone's hurt), you probably dont need this but if you are working at an office where a bunch of authoritarian suckers like the fellows at Oman Telecommunications are making ife miserable for you as well, read on..

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DNS CENSORING AND HOW TO TEAR IT

Many ISPs use DNS Censoring. But You can counter this.
DNS or Domain Name System is the method used to assign user-friendly names to websites. In reality, theres nothing like www.rhino.acme.com. Its just a pseudo name for a computer (or a network) which actually named 102.54.94.97 on the internet. Same applies for hotmail.com, antionline.com etc etc.
When you type in www.rhino.acme.com in the address bar of your web-browser, your web-browser sends a request to the DNS Program of your ISP to find the IP Address of www.rhino.acme.com . If the DNS Server cannot find the address in its database, it sends a request to a bigger DNS Server somewhere int the world and if found, it updates its database so that it doesnt have to consult the bigger DNS Server for the same query again. If the address is not found
in the bigger DNS server also, it sends the request to The Main DNS Server somewhere in the USA which stores all available addresses. The 2nd DNS Server updates its database and sends the result to the DNS Server of your ISP which then sends it back to you.
Now, suppose your ISP wants to block www.rhino.acme.com, it will program its server not to send you the IP Address of rhino.acme.com. Without the Ip address your browser cannot connect to rhino.acme.com .

To counter the DNS Censoring, you can use these alternate NON-Censoring DNS-Servers.
Just goto these sites and enter the name of your website (e.g. www.rhino.acme.com) and it will give you the IP address (i.e 102.54.94.97)

Here is a list of Non-censoring DNS-Servers:

dns2.de.net - 194.246.96.49 (Frankfurt, Germany)
ns1.de.eu.orsn.net - 217.146.139.5 (Hildesheim, Germany)
resolver.netteam.de - 193.155.207.61 (Alfter-Impekoven, Germany)
sunic.sunet.se - 192.36.125.2 (Stockholm, Sweden)
master.ns.dns.be - 193.109.126.140 (Leuven, Belgium)
ns1.lu.eu.orsn.net - 195.206.104.98 (Belvaux, Luxembourg)
merapi.switch.ch - 130.59.211.10 (Zurich, Switzerland)
prades.cesca.es - 192.94.163.152 (Barcelona, Spain)
michael.vatican.va - 212.77.0.2 (Vatican City, Italy)
dns.inria.fr - 193.51.208.13 (Nice, France)
ns0.ja.net - 128.86.1.20 (London, UK)
nic.aix.gr - 195.130.89.210 (Athens, Greece)
ns.ati.tn - 193.95.66.10 (Tunis, Tunisia)
ns1.relcom.ru - 193.125.152.3 (Moscow, Russia)
trantor.umd.edu - 128.8.10.14 (College Park, MD, USA)
ns1.berkeley.edu - 128.32.136.9 (Berkeley, CA, USA)
merle.cira.ca - 64.26.149.98 (Ottawa, Canada)
ns2.dns.br - 200.19.119.99 (Sao Paulo, Brasil)
ns2.gisc.cl - 200.10.237.14 (Santiago, Chile)
ns.uvg.edu.gt - 168.234.68.2 (Guatemala, Guatemala)
ns1.retina.ar - 200.10.202.3 (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
ns.unam.mx - 132.248.253.1 (Mexico City, Mexico)
ns.wide.ad.jp - 203.178.136.63 (Osaka, Japan)
ns.twnic.net - 192.83.166.11 (Taipei, Taiwan)
ns3.dns.net.nz - 203.97.8.250 (Wellington, New Zealand)
box2.aunic.net - 203.202.150.20 (Melbourne, Australia)


It's also possible to act as a manual DNS server by yourself.
Just use the ping or traceroute service on a non censoring machine to get the IP of your desired server. Then use the IP instead of the URL in your browser. You will always get an IP, but it won't work every time to access the website via the IP, because a lot of webhosters host up to 500 or more websites on one server with one IP. But it will work fine with bigger websites.

http://195.193.168.164/ - Rotterdam, Netherlands (JAVA VISUALROUTE)

http://202.85.153.198:8080/ - Hong Kong (JAVA VISUALROUTE)

https://www.velia.net/tools/traceroute.php - Hanau, Germany (HTTPS encrypted)

http://www.traceroute-gateways.com/ - About 1000 public ping/traceroute gateways sorted by country

http://www.traceroute.org/ - Another list with public ping/traceroute services sorted by country
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Using a non censoring proxy server

You can put a proxy server between your Internet connection and the site you want to visit. You send your request for a special website to that proxy server, which request the page from the Internet and deliver it to you. Normally, those servers cache the requested pages, so that on the next request he can deliver the page directly from the cache. That would be faster and cheaper. We use those servers to bypass censorship. For the eyes/computers of our ISP/Government we are only connecting to the proxy, they can't easily see, that we are connecting to a "bad site". But sometimes the standard proxy ports (80, 1080, 3128 and 8080) are blocked. In that case you have to use the proxies that are listening on an uncommon port.

More info: http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proxy_server

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Standard proxy

Standard Proxies you can find everywhere on the net. Almost every provider offer a proxy for their customers. Here are a few, its in the widely spread "hostnameort" format. These proxies are mostly not anonymous!

Some ISPs might block certain common proxy ports like 80, 1080, 3128 and 8080 to prevent circumvention you have to use proxies that are listening on a uncommon port. For example 8000 for the Junkbuster proxy or 6588 for the AnalogX proxy. You get a weekly updated list of Proxies that are listening on a non standard port here: http://www.zensur.freerk.com/list.txt


210.145.156.162 8080
210.131.255.2 80
proxy.shinnikkei.co.jp 8080
ntserver.gaku.co.jp 10080
newyork.softy.co.jp 80
dns.dataeast-corp.co.jp 8080
210.154.55.100 80
202.101.106.140 8080
12.7.12.2 8080
206.185.8.69 80
ultra.cto.us.edu.pl 8080
susano-o.jione.co.jp 8080
relay.trimar.it 8080
proxy.maryhurst.org 80
ntsmtp.haagen-dazs.co.jp 80
ns.spy.or.jp 8080
host.gaoka-hs.bunkyo.tokyo.jp 80
cherry.aikoku-u.ac.jp 8080
CTCB.chinatrust.com.tw 8080
212.213.16.13 8080
202.96.152.198 80
kougars.kish.cc.il.us 80
intergate.barstow.cc.ca.us 3128
dns.mnc.co.jp 8080
styx.gateway-tech.com 80
bread.wwwcache.ja.net 8080
terminus.intermind.net 8080
proxy.berlin.sireco.net 80
po.cc.yamaguchi-u.ac.jp 80
moon.astrodesign.co.jp 80
localmachine.mob.ntc.co.jp 8080
202.98.14.188 8080
202.96.211.17 8080
icpc00.icpc.fukui-u.ac.jp 80
andele.cs.tu-berlin.de 80
210.164.135.3 80
ns.k-dis.co.jp 8080
zm4.zptc.co.zw 8080
sekigate_e.sekitech.co.jp 8080
pluto.plinet.com 3128
condor.hama-med.ac.jp 8081
203.101.25.115 8080
202.231.129.206 80
194.235.141.25 80
rs-srv1.sfc-js.keio.ac.jp 8080
mickey.media.cst.nihon-u.ac.jp 8080
srvprx.cspaysbleuets.qc.ca 80
valliere.csvalliere.qc.ca 80
gw.tokyo.mln.co.jp 8080
210.170.24.16 8080
202.96.233.145 80
162.105.192.200 80
c-engine3.ten34.ces.net 80
border2.k12.ut.us 8001
barn.farm.gol.net 80
202.96.234.105 80
news.gdbnet.ad.jp 8080
elvis.taihei.co.jp 8081
depxy02.mw.mediaone.net 8080
cacheengine.bb.osaka-cu.ac.jp 80
proxy01.hikamigun.kaibara.hyogo.jp 8080
ankara3.turnet.net.tr 8080
195.170.96.4 80
ns.forte.co.jp 80
mailhost.ypo.co.uk 80
fw.sdac.co.jp 8080
border1.k12.ut.us 8001
202.213.214.42 8080
194.8.194.5 80
203.138.72.116 80
epsilon.interactiva.it 8080
203.138.72.117 80
203.138.72.115 80
202.228.62.98 8080
proxy2.lsil.com 8080
195.178.64.179 80
crash.wwwcache.ja.net 8080
210.154.154.66 8080
165.138.113.220 8080
ct-nt-02.cybertelecom.com.br 8080
www.fbvfw.org 80
webserver.slco.lib.ut.us 8080
panda-rosemary.com 8080
monolith.yatsushiro-nct.ac.jp 80
keeper.albertc.on.ca 8080
210.171.102.2 8080
210.169.42.242 8080
ns-gw.nichiro.co.jp 8080
imorisv01.imori.co.jp 8080
200.250.14.5 8080
rcfile.ryukei.ac.jp 8080
ns1.souken.co.jp 8080
mcicache.micron.net 80
bi.ikenobo-c.ac.jp 80
203.181.180.10 8080
195.178.64.180 80
www.ikuei-sp.ac.jp 7080
xxs.rogerswave.ca 80
www3.alpha-net.or.jp 80
www.osaka-dent.ac.jp 80
www.justnet.ne.jp 80
www.inetmie.or.jp 8080
www.health-net.or.jp 8080
tsukasa1.tsukasa-unet.ocn.ne.jp 8080
techno.ja-am.or.jp 10080
salt.wwwcache.ja.net 8080
relay1.kemmunet.net.mt 80
proxy.toyo-eng.co.jp 8080
proxy.isnet.ne.jp 8000
prosignia300.nissho-sekkei.co.jp 8080
ns3.u-sacred-heart.ac.jp 8080
ns.mix-net.co.jp 8080
nis-in.nara-js.co.jp 80
nc1.tor.accglobal.net 80
manon.infrescom.fr 80
kimberly.seafood.co.jp 80
insv1.nseo.co.jp 80
dummy.san-unet.ocn.ne.jp 8080
dns.hirokoshi.co.jp 8080
disintigrater.nebi.com 80
camoes.rnl.ist.utl.pt 8001
atx-7000.bit.co.jp 80
133.16.39.101 80
gip-lausanne-nc.globalip.ch 80
dns.bellcom.co.jp 80
chrome.one.net.au 8080
channel3.mainichi.co.jp 80
cassia.wwwcache.ja.net 8080
cactus.elm.timis.ac.jp 8080
ariake.kitakyu-techno-ctr.co.jp 80
210.170.1.250 80
210.160.81.82 8080
210.145.153.210 8080
205.123.68.3 8001
204.92.42.194 8080
203.138.72.114 80
202.247.50.201 8080
202.238.88.5 8080
101-svr3.uccl.teikyo-u.ac.jp 8080
ns.mdlogis.co.jp 8080
john.ultravision.net 3128
jbproxy.jobu.ac.jp 8080
ast200.osaka-seikei.ac.jp 8080
210.145.146.146 8080
199.212.215.12 8080
proxy.infobears.ne.jp 80
cafe.cc.NiAS.ac.jp 10080
be3334.schering.de 8080
PROXY3.EKU.EDU 80
210.170.69.146 8080
198.236.68.20 8080
204.59.2.205 80
whisky.colloquium.co.uk 80
svcmp12.holoson.co.jp 8080
smorgasbord.ICSI.Berkeley.EDU 8080
pepper.wwwcache.ja.net 8080
osaka.kpplatec.co.jp 80
ipshome-gw.nik-prt.co.jp 8080
hpsl.ics.ele.tue.nl 80
SUSE3.FHD-Stuttgart.DE 3128
svdns.settsu.co.jp 8080
marlboro.vv-net.co.jp 8080
194.42.176.4 80
mail.ppl.co.at 8080
210.162.77.178 80
210.160.166.35 8080
ms1.ikonet.co.jp 80
bertie.shiga-med.ac.jp 8080
censun03.sit.ac.jp 80
ipshome-gw.shinsei-p.co.jp 8080
dns.sunquest.co.jp 8080
uxjosv01.narahaku.go.jp 8080
ns1.kyokuto.co.jp 8080
bluerobin.mke.co.jp 80
bata.cc.titech.ac.jp 80
210.161.234.195 8080
202.211.200.98 8080
www.kochi-pt.pref.kochi.jp 8080
ws.edi.com.au 80
198.163.232.251 8080
sapporo-gw.dohto.ac.jp 8080
ns1.m-surf.ne.jp 8080
pi.adelphia.net 8080
cafe.alacarte.co.jp 8080
sprintcache.micron.net 80
ftp.castel.nl 8080
203.140.150.57 8080
kiku.asahi-u.ac.jp 10080
196.3.167.135 3128
130.228.36.23 80
zeus.doruk.net.tr 8080
cache1.frankfurt.contrib.net 80
poppy.wwwcache.ja.net 8080
gkt.giken.co.jp 8080
bill.ostrabo.uddevalla.se 8080
195.174.34.100 8080
proxy.cin.es 80
cobbler.weaver.guilford.k12.nc.us 80
193.167.166.29 80
vivaldi.dwelle.de 80
rnacmor2.rnac.or.jp 8080
proxy.isnet.or.jp 8000
ns0.apecs.co.jp 8080
ns.rcedu.kyushu-u.ac.jp 80
199.172.226.197 8080
ecs-gw.ecs.info.mie-u.ac.jp 8080
bibo.fz.uni-lueneburg.de 80
ns1.asa-net.or.jp 8080
krunk2.xmission.com 8000
ipshome-gw.sanposha.co.jp 8080
bear.aibc.from40.or.jp 8080
mimas.scu.edu.au 80
crimp.amp.com 80
gate-omega.pbc.adelphia.net 8080
www.rakuno.ac.jp 8080
k12.train.ad.jp 8080
fms.ncc.go.jp 10080
205.125.63.14 8001
204.92.55.81 80
gip-lausanne-cf2.globalip.ch 8080
speth08.wu-wien.ac.at 8080
sfk-nga.co.jp 8080
ns.relaim.co.jp 80
hawk.kanmon-net.or.jp 8080
alec.alec.co.jp 8080
cache02.global.co.za 3128
proxy.linc.co.jp 80
krunk1.xmission.com 8000
210.145.163.18 80
cache-1.golden.net 80
dns.cdc-net.co.jp 80
proxye3-atm.nycap.rr.com 8080
mail.condor.de 3128
infosun-fd.rus.uni-stuttgart.de 8080
ico01.hsgw.sc.hosei.ac.jp 8080
proxy.ic.netlaputa.ne.jp 10080
gandalf.waf-online.de 8080
www2.hiroshima.isp.ntt.co.jp 80
dns1.photron.co.jp 8080
202.238.187.225 8080
202.233.218.66 8080
202.214.200.1 8080
front3.cpl.org 8080
210.164.69.82 8080
proxy.cs.tpu.fi 80
kobe.digitalstudio.or.jp 8080
proxy.keystone.co.jp 8080
dccinet.dcc.co.jp 80
ns.tokvyc.isp.ntt.co.jp 80
jethro.meriden.pas.com.au 8080
proxye2-atm.maine.rr.com 8080
gateway.nhs.co.jp 8080
195.67.232.32 8080
www.pt.lu 80
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ns.kss.co.jp 8080
204.113.91.13 8001
194.133.122.44 8080
133.34.52.138 8080
svc.wash.k12.ut.us 8001
svc.nues.k12.ut.us 8001
elpxy01.ce.mediaone.net 8080
elpxy02.ce.mediaone.net 8080
costanza.dce.brown.edu 8080
proxy.golden.com.tw 8080
star.dml.co.jp 8080
proxye1-atm.elp.rr.com 8080
bogachiel.evergreen.edu 8080
gaea.bpe.agr.hokudai.ac.jp 8080
210.145.122.194 8080
bcom.jtnet.ad.jp 8080
seta0.ac.cs.musashi-tech.ac.jp 80
www.elpasso.co.jp 8080
ns0.syscre.co.jp 8080
fwas01.hakutsuru.co.jp 8080
ns.eager.co.jp 80
websrv.churyo.co.jp 8080
194.177.226.2 80
svr0.dmn.or.jp 8080
qt-ce.singnet.com.sg 8080
bryant2-ha.bryant.edu 8080
gip-lausanne-cf1.globalip.ch 8080
165.138.113.247 8080
apty.rcb.gr.jp 8080
misawa01.misawa.co.jp 80
proxye4-atm.maine.rr.com 8080
ns1.maine.rr.com 8080
ebisu04.ebisu.ad.jp 8080
clypwww.samsung.co.jp 8080
165.29.1.10 3128
www.yuge.ac.jp 8090
proxy.ebisu.ad.jp 8080
proxye4-atm.midsouth.rr.com 8080
proxye2-atm.midsouth.rr.com 8080
anon.free.anonymizer.com 80
vide-gate.coventry.ac.uk 3128
proxy.k12.ut.us 8001
gatekeeper.focus.or.jp 8080
firewall.unicom-am.co.jp 8080
cache.ican.net 80
ns.uv.ruhr-uni-bochum.de 80
mercury.lngs.infn.it 80
luva.lb.bawue.de 3128
fhdo2.dvz.fh-dortmund.de 80
210.160.40.6 8080
210.155.12.126 8080
210.145.39.211 8080
210.140.48.2 8080
210.131.254.33 8080
202.213.202.146 80
203.244.128.55 8080
ns1.mitsubishi-seibi.ac.jp 8080
www.nidec.co.jp 8080
ns.gdbnet.ad.jp 8080
inetfw1.sankyo.co.jp 8080
fw3.mkcstat.co.jp 8080
fw2.mkcstat.co.jp 8080
cache1.cc.interlog.com 3128
adios.fukui.isp.ntt.co.jp 8080
210.161.225.164 80
204.113.91.11 8001
202.242.114.2 8080
202.17.30.238 8080
www.sugino.ac.jp 8080
v3.inet.it 8080
solaris.dvz.fh-******.de 8080
sizzle.thetech.org 8080
proxy2.iso.ch 8080
pong.ping.at 8080
ns1.bryant.edu 8080
milliway.uni-wh.de 8080
homepages.harbinger.nl 8080
hinkelstein.mdr.de 8080
hdihp2-f.fzk.de 80
fw.resnet.sunysb.edu 8080
fit.gift.com.tw 80
ars2.arsnet.ac.jp 8080
steel.senshu.co.jp 80
heartland.aea11.k12.ia.us 80
210.154.46.242 8080
proxye2-atm.nycap.rr.com 8080
ns.tecan-group.com 8080
hickory.fernuni-hagen.de 8080
210.160.178.46 8080
210.145.133.210 80
www1.tinet-i.ne.jp 8080
www-sv.ferris.ac.jp 8080
www-proxy.ut.astra.co.id 8080
www-proxy.uni-regensburg.de 8080
www-proxy.thetech.org 8080
www-proxy.tecan.co.at 8080
www-proxy.ksu.edu 8080
www-proxy.ilmajoki.fi 80
www-proxy.guilford.k12.nc.us 80
www-proxy.fh-******.de 8080
www-proxy.fernuni-hagen.de 8080
www-proxy.ele.tue.nl 80
www-proxy.elb-florenz.de 80
www.wsu.edu 8080
www.tokyo-u-fish.ac.jp 80
www.samford.edu 8080
www-proxy.cqm.co.uk 80
www-proxy.bryant.edu 8080
www-proxy.argonaut.net 80
www-proxy.aea11.k12.ia.us 80
www.infoworks-chicago.com 8080
www.fhd-stuttgart.de 3128
www.cjc.ac.jp 8080
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vs08.vc-net.or.jp 8080
tokudai.tokujo.ac.jp 80
tns.koyo21.co.jp 8080
theseus.wwwcache.ja.net 8080
teleserver2.pipemedia.net 8080
sv1.shachihata.co.jp 8080
sunsite.icm.edu.pl 8080
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silver.suzuka-ct.ac.jp 80
robin2.ise.chuo-u.ac.jp 80
risk0a.ris.ac.jp 8080
pumpkin.wwwcache.ja.net 8080
proxye4-atm.elp.rr.com 8080
proxy-gw.softpark.co.jp 80
proxy-fuessen.online-service.de 80
proxy.www.lysator.liu.se 80
proxy.mdr.de 8080
proxy.lcnet.it 8080
proxy.inet.it 8080
proxy.idn.co.th 8080
proxy.escape.ca 8080
proxy.elkgrove.net 80
proxy.concep.reuna.cl 8080
pc193.taifook.com 80
paris.hicorp.co.jp 8080
ns.cs.it-chiba.ac.jp 8080
ndpxy01.ne.mediaone.net 8080
ndpxy01.ne.highway1.com 8080
namesv1.secnet.co.jp 8080
meteora.amadagp.co.jp 80
malt.rcnst.u-tokyo.ac.jp 8080
mail1.epdc.co.jp 8080
magfw.meitetsu.co.jp 80
la.kaic.ac.jp 8080
kinka.gifu-kyoiku.ac.jp 8080
kasayama.tchs.ac.jp 80
ipshome-gw.adbrain.co.jp 8080
ips-gw.hcom.co.jp 8080
inetsv1.kawashima-jhs.kawashima.gifu.jp 80
ics3f.s.srv.t-online.de 80
ics3f.og.srv.t-online.de 80
ics3f.n.srv.t-online.de 80
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ics2f.b.srv.t-online.de 80
ics1f.ol.srv.t-online.de 80
ics1f.og.srv.t-online.de 80
ics1f.n.srv.t-online.de 80
ics1f.m.srv.t-online.de 80
ics1f.l.srv.t-online.de 80
ics1f.hh.srv.t-online.de 80
ics1f.f.srv.t-online.de 80
ics1f.do.srv.t-online.de 80
ics1f.d.srv.t-online.de 80
ics1f.b.srv.t-online.de 80
icp9.servers.wwwcache.ja.net 8080
icp7.servers.wwwcache.ja.net 8080
icp6.servers.wwwcache.ja.net 8080
icp5.servers.wwwcache.ja.net 8080
icp4.servers.wwwcache.ja.net 8080
icp3.servers.wwwcache.ja.net 8080
icp2.servers.wwwcache.ja.net 8080
icp1.servers.wwwcache.ja.net 8080
icp0.servers.wwwcache.ja.net 8080
hyg-gw.hyo-med.ac.jp 8080
hitp-gw.hitp.ac.jp 8080
hermes.wwwcache.ja.net 8080
hal.calc.k12.la.us 8080
gatekeeper.ci.slc.ut.us 8080
fw2.n-sogo.co.jp 8080
fw.yoshida-g.ac.jp 8080
double-panic.lut.ac.uk 8080
dns.jicnet.or.jp 8080
cumin.wwwcache.ja.net 8080
crio.dnj.ynu.ac.jp 8080
comicen.cis.iwate-it.ac.jp 80
cntdb.cnts.himeji-tech.ac.jp 80
cardnet.stark.k12.oh.us 8080
cairo.osu.ac.jp 8080
albany.jrc.net.au 80
kinka.ha.shotoku.ac.jp 8080
ecarh29c.nortel.ca 8080
cproxy1.justice.gc.ca 8080
proxy.satsuma.ne.jp 80
ns2.cmpu.net 8080
ibuki.ha.shotoku.ac.jp 80
proxy.josai.ac.jp 8080
www.tmd.ac.jp 8080
mars.netspire.com.sg 8080
ics1F.KL.srv.t-online.de 80
www.triton.ad.jp 80
ose.numazu-ct.ac.jp 8080
gemini.chall.ne.jp 8080
nexus-1.flash.net 8080
cache-00.tor.acc.ca 80
210.161.120.81 8080
ns1.elp.rr.com 8080
proxye1-atm.midsouth.rr.com 8080
ns1.oda.go.jp 8080
nikkansp.nikkansports.co.jp 8080
proxye1-atm.maine.rr.com 8080
nws-7000.lbm.go.jp 8080
hamster.slip.net 8080
sanan.com.br 8080
adamgate.adamnet.co.jp 8080
proxye3-atm.midsouth.rr.com 8080
magicall2.dacom.co.kr 8080
squid.mutugoro.or.jp 3128
proxy.cslouis-hemon.qc.ca 8080
msv.jmsis.co.jp 8080
lip.kobe-kosen.ac.jp 8080
host1.2106216.gcn.net.tw 80
210.161.93.12 8080
210.163.132.10 80
lilac1.hmjc.ac.jp 8080
ixproxy1.telia.net 8080
210.161.93.14 8080
210.160.149.51 8080
prefetch-atm.nycap.rr.com 8080
doris.jiop.fi 8080
www.dna.affrc.go.jp 10080
dns.lambda.co.jp 8080
157.193.40.5 8080
saffron.wwwcache.ja.net 8080
caren.akimedia.or.jp 8080
proxye3-atm.elp.rr.com 8080
proxy.chuo-shoka.ac.jp 8080
prefetch-atm.midsouth.rr.com 8080
gossamer.ksu.ksu.edu 8080
gateway.kwantlen.bc.ca 80
caraway.wwwcache.ja.net 8080
basil.acr.net.au 8080
proxyb2-atm.san.rr.com 8080
proxy1.naec.go.jp 8080
proxy.esu10.k12.ne.us 8080
ik0102.i-kyushu.or.jp 8080
alien.syscom-net.co.jp 80
abchost.abc.co.jp 8080
mdb-wwws1.city.Chitose.Hokkaido.jp 8080
proxy.systex.com.tw 8080
pasteur.tpu.fi 8080
linux.kcg.gov.tw 8080
www.nichigai.co.jp 8080
www.ink.or.jp 8080
sorrel.wwwcache.ja.net 8080
proxy.pipemedia.net 8080
primary.osaka-pct.ac.jp 80
ns.idn.co.th 8080
ipshome-gw.e-press.co.jp 8080
ics1F.H.srv.t-online.de 80
hassaleh.tdb.uu.se 8080
gatekeeper.nissuicon.co.jp 8080
dufay.nichigai.co.jp 8080
zeus.jiu.ac.jp 8080
www.jvnet.or.jp 8080
www.justnet.or.jp 80
www.cuc.ac.jp 8080
www.ccpc.com.tw 80
www.APEL.NE.JP 8080
webcache.gw.uiuc.edu 80
webcache.dial.pipex.com 3128
ultraman.pse.res.titech.ac.jp 8080
tokyo01.nemic.co.jp 8080
tokyo-gw.koyo21.co.jp 8080
tinfo1.space.ad.jp 8080
sun18.nttpub.co.jp 8080
sun01.pdic.co.jp 8080
spo_hon.idc-com.co.jp 8080
proxye4-atm.san.rr.com 8080
proxye3-atm.san.rr.com 8080
proxye3-atm.maine.rr.com 8080
proxye2-atm.san.rr.com 8080
proxy.taegu.ac.kr 8080
proxy.rnac.or.jp 8080
proxy.psc.co.jp 8080
proxy.mks.com 8080
proxy.mcmail.com 8080
proxy.ivnet.com.tw 80
proxy.iprolink.ch 80
proxy.internord.dk 3128
proxy.infobears.or.jp 80
proxy.eis.or.jp 8080
presto.presto.or.jp 8080
panoramix.accessnet.es 8080
p1.zzz.or.jp 3128
nserver.joho-miyagi.or.jp 8080
ns1.san.rr.com 8080
ns1.infonet.com.py 8080
ns.realtor.ne.jp 3128
ns.realrox.co.jp 8080
ns.aska-inc.co.jp 8080
news.main.teikyo-u.ac.jp 80
nebura2.tech.nebuta.ac.jp 8080
nchgw.nch.go.jp 8080
mailgate.jtgmet.co.jp 8080
mail.lcnet.it 8080
inf5serv.rug.ac.be 8080
ics3f.f.srv.t-online.de 80
ics3F.L.srv.t-online.de 80
ics3F.KL.srv.t-online.de 80
ics2F.DO.srv.t-online.de 80
himiko.soliton.co.jp 80
hgea01.hgea.org 8080
gatekeeper.shimane-med.ac.jp 8080
gaiwww.docomokyusyu.co.jp 8080
fw.resident.sunysb.edu 8080
double-panic.wwwcache.ja.net 8080
dns.nagase.co.jp 8080
dns.hsd.k12.or.us 8080
dcs.dexter.k12.mi.us 80
daiduk.kaist.ac.kr 8080
cssrv.cs.musashi-tech.ac.jp 80
charlotte.it.wsu.edu 8080
ccmg.cc.toin.ac.jp 8080
bme.ahs.kitasato-u.ac.jp 8080
axil.hama.gaio.co.jp 8080
alpha.barentsnett.no 8080
air.cc.cuc.ac.jp 8080
24.92.64.2 8080
210.137.232.1 8080
210.131.240.3 80
202.248.213.39 8080
202.248.104.20 8080
165.21.83.136 8080
141.178.137.7 80
141.178.137.5 80
ccproxy.lit.edu.tw:80
filter.lpl.london.on.ca:80
ms.bermudian.org:80
pdns.nd-shokusan.co.jp:80
proxy.ia2.marketscore.com:80
proxy.or3.marketscore.com:80
ce420f8a.gw209.dsl.airmail.net:80
www-proxy.HB1.srv.t-online.de:80
cube.aactive.com:3128
gas90.gas.cz:3128
kupl1.ittc.ku.edu:3128
mail.jobclub-ps.de:3128
mail.libreriaregional.com:3128
mail.pegasus-sewing.com.hk:3128
pl1.cs.utk.edu:3128
press.eu.org:3128
proxy.telcel.net.ve:3128
vn1.cse.wustl.edu:3128
ce3-mel.netspace.net.au:8080
mailgate.mooret.co.uk:8080


Planetlab CoDeeN Project
(http://codeen.cs.princeton.edu/ Vera fast, you can also use them on port 3127. No POST allowed, so you only can view/download webpages and use simple forms that use the GET method (like search engines) but you can not use bigger forms that use POST (like buy stuff at Amazon)).
128.220.231.3:3128
206.240.24.20:3128
lefthand.eecs.harvard.edu:3128
planet1.cc.gt.atl.ga.us:3128
planet1.cs.ucsb.edu:3128
planet1.ecse.rpi.edu:3128
planet1.scs.cs.nyu.edu:3128
planet2.cs.rochester.edu:3128
planetlab01.cs.washington.edu:3128
planetlab-02.bu.edu:3128
planetlab1.cis.upenn.edu:3128
PLANETLAB-1.CMCL.CS.CMU.EDU:3128
planetlab1.comet.columbia.edu:3128
planetlab1.cs.arizona.edu:3128
planetlab1.cs.cornell.edu:3128
planetlab1.cs.duke.edu:3128
planetlab-1.CS.Princeton.EDU:3128
planetlab1.cs.ubc.ca:3128
Planetlab1.CS.UCLA.EDU:3128
planetlab1.cs.uiuc.edu:3128
planetlab1.cs.umass.edu:3128
planetlab1.cs.Virginia.EDU:3128
planetlab1.cs.wayne.edu:3128
planetlab1.cse.nd.edu:3128
planetlab1.csres.utexas.edu:3128
planetlab1.eecs.umich.edu:3128
planetlab1.lcs.mit.edu:3128
planetlab-1.Stanford.EDU:3128
planetlab1.ucsd.edu:3128
planetlab2.cs.nwu.edu:3128
planetlab2.cs.purdue.edu:3128
planetlab2.cs.unc.edu:3128
planetlab2.cse.msu.edu:3128
planetlab2.flux.utah.edu:3128
PlanetLab2.Millennium.Berkeley.EDU:3128
planetlab2.rutgers.edu:3128
planlab1.cs.caltech.edu:3128
...

Socks proxy

More info: http://www.ufasoft.com/socks/
http://proxylabs.netwu.com/
....

Set up an own proxy server

More info: http://www.gcd.org/sengoku/stone/
http://www.junkbusters.com/ijb.html
http://www.boutell.com/rinetd/
...

USE HOPSTER
Hopster is a commercial tool to circumvent firewalls in schools, companies e.t.c. The free version is only limited to a 4kb/s transfer rate (speed of a 56k modem). Only download the <1 MB Setup file and install it. It will test your connection/firewall and than configure everything automatically. Unlimited version costs 2 or 5 dollar a month.

More info: http://www.hopster.com/

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Using a Shell

You could do something which all Hackers do to work on the net. And that is to get a shell account. A shell account is something like a link which lets you control another computer and do whatever you want to do from that computer itself. A shell account is usually free of cost and has utilities like IRC, C#, C++, Perl Compilers, mail etc.
You can use a shell account to get webpages. There is however one disadvantage for non-linux or non-unix users. Shell accounts usually require you to use unix commands and they are not GUI. You have to use telnet or other remote tools to connect to your shell account.

Heres a list of some good proxy servers. TO use them, open command prompt, type telnet <shell address> 21

FreeShell
http://freeshell.org,
http://sdf-eu.org
Server: NetBSD on DEC Alpha 5305, T1
Services: email, pop3, micq, ftp, personal webspace (quota: 20Mb)

GREX (cyberspace.org)
http://www.grex.org
Server: SunOS, 64k ISDN
Services: email, lynx, personal webspace, compile C programs... (quota: 1Mb)

NYX
http://www.nyx.net
Server: ???
Services: email, ftp, telnet, lynx, personal webspace of 100K

Arbornet
http://m-net.arbornet.org
Server: FreeBSD
Services: email, pop3, lynx, personal webspace, compile C programs (quota: 500kb)

DucTape
http://www.ductape.net
Server: RHS Linux, T1
Services: email, web mail, pop3, imap4, lynx, personal webspace with cgi, irc (quota: 2Mb)

Free.Net.Pl (Polish server)
http://www.free.net.pl
Server: Linux
Services: mail, pop3, lynx, ssh, irc,BitchX,ftp,web space, telnet,gcc and perl (quota:10MB)

XOX.pl (Polish server)
http://www.xox.pl
Server: ???
Services:email,pop3,ssh,irc,ftp,web space (quota: 1Mb)

ROOTshell.be
http://www.rootshell.be
Server: Linux
Services: pop3/web email, webspace, the complete set of UNIX/Gnu tools, quota: 2Mb

Daforest
http://www.daforest.org
Server: Linux
Services: email, pop3, micq, ftp, personal webspace with cgi, ssi, eggdrop (quota: 10Mb)

VectorStar
http://www.vectorstar.net
Server: Linux
Services: Email, Webspace, subdomain if requested, web-based MessageBoard... (quota: 20Mb)

Polarhome
http://www.polarhome.com
Server: Linux, FreeBSD, VAX (OpenVMS operating system)
Services: Email, pop3, irc, ftp, eggdrop... cool place on different operating systems!

http://www.aceshells.com
Server: Linux
Services: Homepage with PHP4, CGI-BIN, MySQL, mail (Pop3/SMTP), 1 BG process, e.g : Bot, BitchX epic etc.. NO psyBNC's! Access to IPv6 Vhosts... (quota: 5Mb)

Public Linux
http://pub.dtdns.net
Server: Linux
Services: telnet, rlogin, finger, whois, lynx, ssh, ftp, irc, C, C++, Perl (quota: 10 Mb)

VMS box!
http://vmsbox.cjb.net
Server: OpenVMS
Services: Free, but only a limited number of accounts will be granted. Standard access via Telnet or SSH. Mail handling via VMS MAIL or POP3/SMTP. Web space with scripting support. Access to Perl and C for programming.

titanix
http://www.titanix.net
Server: Linux
Services: pop3,pop2,imap,smtp,ftp,irc,mail,mail->SMS,compiliers, NO quota for now...

Bur.st
http://www.bur.st/
Server: Linux
Services: Access via ssh, scp, ftp, pop3; basic and full shell access, domain hosting and/or seconding, mailing lists.

Full-House
http://full-house.net
Free Shell accounts (ssh)
Free Email addresses (POP3/IMAPS) - webmail,mailing lists
Programing languages (C,C++,Perl,Python ...)
Web hosting with php4 mysql & postgresql
FTP
Domain hosting
Domain registration
Primary et secondary name servers

http://elektrono.com/services/
Connection: 56kbps dial up on 24 hours, 7 days a week
OS: Debian GNU/Linux 3.0; Linux 2.4.17
Services: email (IMAP & SMTP & webmail), web space, ftp
space, full set of standard Unix utilities, web access, bash
shell. Access via SSHv2 or FTP

http://www.linuxbox.co.za
OS: Linux

http://cypher-sec.org
All signups are verified for authenticity and then the accounts are added. Generally an average signup will be completed within 10 min but can take up to 24 hours.

http://www.saq.cx
Server: Free/OpenBSD
Services: Email Address (Mail, Pine and Mutt are installed), Virtual Webspace (http://site/~yourusername), IRC facilities, No Background Processes (Other than a single BitchX screen), 10MB Disk Quota

http://www.mphknet.org/
Server: FreeBSD 4.6
Services: Every shell account includes access to Compilers (gcc, cc, etc.), IRC (BitchX & irssi), E-mail (Webmail & Pine), Usenet News (Tin), MUDs (via Telnet), A basic shell (bash), Eggdrops, BNCs, 5MB of space, and much much more!

http://deathrow.vistech.net
Server: OpenVMS on VAX/Alpha
Services: IRC usage is allowed but no bots/relays/etc.

http://nic.nac.wdyn.de
Server: Debian Linux 3.0 on Pentium III 550 Mhz, Connection: DSL (768kbit / 128kbit) / VaxStation running OpenVMS
Services: Un-restricted shell access, gcc, screen, mc, mutt, BitchX, Web Hosting, Background Processes, no general home-dir quota; But file-size is restricted to 12 MB max, one MySQL db per default and a VaxStation to the LAN for OpenVMS experience to the users

http://aragon.marway.org
Server: SunOS, Linux, IRIX
Services: email, web space...

http://www.invaliddomain.com/
Server: FreeBSD
Services: Telnet/SSH/FTP access to the server, Online user control panel, E-mail account (Accessable via Shell/POP3/IMAP & WebMail), CGI-BIN/Perl/Python Scripting, PHP Scripting, 1 MySQL Database (available on request), BitchX, Local IRC server... (quota: 10Mb)

http://www.magnesium.net/
Server: ???
Services: ???

http://cia.zemos.net
Server: Debian Linux
Services: Login Method: SSH only, Connection: dsl, IRC Access, Background Proccesses Allowed. E-mail the1@cia.zemos.net to get an account. Users have access to a browser (links), scanners (nmap and whisker), netcat, compilers (gcc/g++, perl, tcl, brain****), BitchX, and more.

http://www.65535.net/freeshells/
Server: Linux
Services: email, homepage, complete access to GNU tools, IRC is not allowed, No bots, no bouncers or proxes, only SSH connections.

http://www.the-ratpack.com/
Server: Mandrake 9.1 on dual PII 266 with 384 megs of ram
Services: BitchX, Lynx, Eggdrop, Bnc. Donations Welcome. Subscribe by applying online at WWW. 2 process limit, quota: 50Mb

http://cyberunners.org/
Server: Linux
Services: IPv6, PHP, MySQL, personal subdomain, gcc, IRC access with eggdrop, BitchX, e-mech, one background processes allowed (quota: 10Mb)

http://www.k03.org/
Server: FreeBSD 4.7
Services: ???

http://www.hbx.us/
Server: ???
Services: ???

http://www.ajrnet.com
Server: FreeBSD
Services: ???

http://www.metawire.org
Server: OpenBSD
Services/Info: SMTP, SSH, FTP, SFTP, POP3, HTTP, IRC and much more. (quota: 25 Mb)

http://www.jvds.com/freeshells/
Server: ???
Services/Info: No irc, Quota: 6Mb (shared between mail and web)

http://www.linuxnetbox.de/
Server: Linux
Services/Info: Webmail, MySQL, PHP, 1 eggdrop... (quota: 10 Mb)

http://www.the-ratpack.com/
Server: Mandrake Linux
Services/Info: ???

http://dopha.org:8080/service/
Server: OpenBSD
Services/Info: www hosting, shell, irc, mail, (50MB for your home and 50MB for your website). No EGGDROP/BNC!

http://www.unixdaemons.com/
Server: FreeBSD
Services/Info: mail, webspace, perl... (quota 12Mb)

http://verizon.stolen.la/
Server: FreeBSD 4.7-patch23, 2Mb line
Services/Info: Shell Access for educational compiler purpose gcc or perl, Free email username@verizon.stolen.la, unlimited email quota



YOU CAN FIND A LIST OF COMMON UNIX COMMANDS AND OTHER SHELL PROVIDERS HERE

http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_shell
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
http://directory.google.com/Top/Comp...ell_Providers/
http://www.panix.com/shell.html
http://www.shellux.net/


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Using a Web-2-phone service
This are services which you dial with a normal telephone. Then you saw the website you want to visit and the operator/computer voice is reading the content to you.

More info: http://w2p.odem.org/
http://www.internetspeech.com/
http://www.ecommercetimes.com/perl/story/3380.html

Using a webproxy
Webproxies are CGI-scripts that you call with your browser and open a different URL (Internetaddress) with. So your firewall thinks you are only connecting to the server with the CGI-script. The addresses under 4.5.4 are not really meant as proxies. They act as translators, html-checkers or as a web archive. You can use them as a kind of proxy anyway. These webproxies are a good thing for "quick 'n dirty" bypassing. You don't have to configure your browser or something, but it's kind of slow and won't work with all webpages. Only the proxies that are going over a secure connection can be used for phrase filtering, but the others a perfect for URL/IP filtering. Use them in your school, company or library when you have no privileges to install/change something on the machine. These links points to google.de because the site is very small, useful, always on and does not contain the ".com" extension of DOS-Files that are filtered by some proxies. If you do have webspace with cgi ability you can download the CGIProxy from James Marshall and install it on that webspace (there is a easy installer which does everything for you: http://install.xav.com/). Or you can install it on your PC at home and access it at work. How to do so you can read here: http://www.peacefire.org/circumvento...ructions.html. To find new working proxies search for "nph-proxy.cgi", "nph-proxy.pl", "Start Using CGIProxy", "Start browsing through this CGI-based proxy", "WARNING: Entering non-anonymous area" or something like that with Google, Alltheweb, Wisenut or another search engine.

Standard webproxies (mostly CGIProxies: http://www.jmarshall.com/tools/cgiproxy/)

http://www.peacefire.org/nph-proxy.c...www.google.de/
http://anon.free.anonymizer.com/http://www.google.de/
http://invis.free.anonymizer.com/http://www.google.de/
http://anonymouse.ws/cgi-bin/anon-ww...www.google.de/ (Advertisement)
http://203.26.19.30/proxy/proxy.pl/0...www.google.de/(Whitout images)
http://www.mdsme.de/cgi-bin/nph-spin...www.google.de/
http://www.marzie.com/webtools/proxy...www.google.de/ (Advertisement)
http://203.26.19.30/proxy/nph-proxy....www.google.de/
http://www.snoopblocker.com/---http://www.google.de/
http://www.tku.ac.jp/~99e1330/cgi-bi...www.google.de/
http://www.delorie.com/web/purify.cg.../www.google.de (Advertisement)
http://proxy.drkangel.com/nph-index....www.google.de/
http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/cgi-bin...www.google.de/
http://www.anonymization.net/1/1/A/h...www.google.de/
http://www.wgbh.org:81/cgi-bin/nph-a...www.google.de/
http://www.anonsurf.de/cgi-bin/nph-a...www.google.de/
http://www.valkaryn.net/proxy/nph-pr...www.google.de/ (Advertisement)
http://www.stud.tu-ilmenau.de/~kloth...www.google.de/
http://www.thinksquad.com/cgi-bin/np...www.google.de/
http://www.hostsite.org/proxy/nph-pr...www.google.de/
http://school.brokenex.com/cgi-bin/n...www.google.de/
http://free2.surffreedom.com/nph-fre...www.google.de/
http://www.a2zcomms.com/cgi-bin/prox...www.google.de/
http://glass.ipe.tsukuba.ac.jp/~s011...www.google.de/
http://www.triumphpc.com/cgi-bin/nph...www.google.de/
http://inchiki.net/cgi-bin/nph-multi...www.google.de/
http://free2.surffreedom.com/nph-fre...www.google.de/
http://ali-56k-030.tpgi.com.au/proxy...www.google.de/
http://ali-56k-030.tpgi.com.au/proxy...www.google.de/ (Without images)
http://www.safegate.org/cgiproxy/nph...www.google.de/ (Without images)
http://www.slysurf.com/cgiproxy/nph-...www.google.de/ (Advertisement)
http://www.dogsun.com/cgi-bin/cgipro...www.google.de/
http://207.44.184.234/cgi-bin/cgipro...www.google.de/
http://www.suckow-klan.de/cgi-bin/cg...www.google.de/
http://www.konundrum.org/cgi-bin/cgi...www.google.de/
http://www.lib.drake.edu/cgi-bin/nph...www.google.de/
http://www.kniff.de/cgi-bin/cgiproxy...www.google.de/(Advertisement)
http://calorieta.gamiras.com/cgi-bin...www.google.de/
http://www.poppe.us/cgi-bin/nph-prox.../www.google.de
http://kosokoso.net/cgi-bin/nph-prox...www.google.de/
http://www.bigate.com:8080/cgi-bin/b...www.google.de/
http://home.iitk.ac.in/student/mgoel...www.google.de/
http://209.123.49.227/cgi-bin/nph-pr...www.google.de/
http://legolas.casa.cult.cu/cgi-bin/...www.google.de/
http://student.mmu.edu.my/~v0111837/...www.google.de/
http://www.chrys.ca/cgi-bin/nph-prox...www.google.de/
http://www.zonet.gr.jp/~zo/cgi-bin/n...www.google.de/
http://absolutezero.cx/cgi-bin/nph-p...www.google.de/
http://nadaily.com/cgi-bin/nph-proxy...www.google.de/
http://dtaiwang.ftphost.net/cgi-bin/...www.google.de/
http://www.scrale.com/nph-secure.cgi...www.google.de/
http://www.rewebber.de/surf_encoded/...www.google.de/ (you have to register to register)


4.5.2 Webproxies with encrypted URL's
http://www.proxyone.com/cgi-bin/nph-...676c652e64652f (Without images)
http://proxy.guardster.com/cgi-bin/n...676c652e64652f (Advertisement)
http://proxify.com/nph-proxy.cgi/000...676c652e64652f (Advertisement)
http://www.team777.com/cgi-bin/ey3/n...676c652e64652f
http://powermac.homelinux.com/cgi-bi...676p652r64652s
http://www-stud.uni-essen.de/~sw0325...jjj.tbbtyr.qr/
http://www.rewebber.de/surf_conceale...zzz.jrrjoh.gh/ (you have to register)
http://www.songtoday.com/cgi-bin/nph...676p652r64652s
http://www.testplatz.de/a-proxy.cgi/...676c652e64652f
http://www.veltrox.com/cgi-bin/nph-k...676c652e64652f (Without images)
http://isengard.confusticate.com/cgi...676p652r64652s

4.5.3 Webproxies over a secure SSL-connection
https://www.anonsurf.de/cgi-bin/nph-...www.google.de/
https://dtw.ods.org/cgi-bin/nph-prox...www.google.de/
https://nav.ebutechnologies.com/secu...www.google.de/
https://ym2400z.virtualave.net/cgi-b...www.google.de/
https://vip.megaproxy.com/go/_mp_fra.../www.google.de (Advertisement)
https://proxify.com/nph-proxy.cgi/00...676c652e64652f (Advertisement)
https://www.perseus.tufts.edu/cgi-bi...www.google.de/(Without images)
https://www.citizenlab.org/cgi-bin/n...jjj.tbbtyr.qr/(Without images)
https://www.eopledaily.com/dmirror/http/www.google.de/
https://nhuanet.com/cgi-bin/nph-prox...www.google.de/
https://www.eopledaily.com/cgi-bin/n...www.google.de/
https://scron.virtualave.net/anonim/...www.google.de/
https://byelarus.com/cgi-bin/proxy/n...www.google.de/
https://aburaghad.virtualave.net/dd1...www.google.de/
https://ym2400z.virtualave.net/cgi-b...www.google.de/
https://www.safegate.org/cgiproxy/np...www.google.de/ (Without images)
https://falcon10.ath.cx/cgi-bin/prox...www.google.de/
http://nadaily.com/cgi-bin/nph-proxy...www.google.de/
https://66.216.96.84/cgi-bin/nph-pro...676c652e64652f
https://dtaiwang.ftphost.net/cgi-bin...www.google.de/
https://www.slysurf.com/cgiproxy/nph...www.google.de/ (Advertisement)
https://www.citizenlab.org/cgi-bin/n...ups.yahoo.com/ (only for groups.yahoo.com, because of the Indian blocking)

4.5.4 Translators, warpers, e.t.c that can be used as a proxy
http://www.dejavu.org/ (Browser Emulator)
http://paranormal.about.com/gi/dynam...Fwww.google.de
http://bobby.cast.org/bobby/bobbySer.../www.google.de (Websitechecker)
http://www.vischeck.com/vischeck/vischeckURL.php (Websitechecker)
http://spireproject.com/cgi-bin/foot.../www.google.de (Footnote?)
http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/cite/an.../www.google.de (kind of a footnote)
http://www2.searchhippo.com/hl/hl.ph...w.google.de&q= (highlights words)
http://webwarper.net/ww/~GZ/www.google.de/?* (Warper)
http://babelfish.altavista.com/ (Translator)
http://www.freetranslation.com/web.htm (Translator)
http://translation.langenberg.com/ (Translator)
http://www.systransoft.com/ (Translator)
http://www.translate.ru/srvurl.asp?lang=de (Translator)
http://translator.abacho.de/ (Translator)
http://www.t-mail.com/cgi-bin/tsail (Translator)
http://www.google.com/language_tools?hl=de (Translator)
http://tarjim.ajeeb.com/ajeeb/default.asp?lang=1 (Translator)
http://www.sdlintl.com/enterprise-sy...translator.htm (Translator)
http://rinkworks.com/dialect/ (Fun-Translator)
http://www.brunching.com/drugslanger.html (Fun-Translator)
http://www.pornolize.com/cgi-bin/por...&submit=submit (Fun-Translator)
http://unimut.fsk.uni-heidelberg.de/schwob.html (Fun-Translator
http://www.google.com/ .de/ .fr/ (the Google Cache)
http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.google.de (Archive of the Internet since 1996)
http://archive.bibalex.org/web/*/http://www.google.de (a mirror of archive.org)
http://www.marzie.com/webtools/proxybuster/ (get files)
http://alltooflat.com/geeky/elgoog/ (a Google fun mirror mirror)
http://www.guhgel.de/ (another Google fun mirror)
http://www.g00gle.ch/gaygle.php(another Google fun mirror)
http://www.assoziations-blaster.de/www.google.de/
http://mirror.sytes.org/ (a fun mirror mirror *gg*)
http://hispeed.rogers.com/search/google.jsp (a Google mirror)
http://www.gogole.com/ (a Google mirror)
http://google.icq.com/search/ (a Google mirror)
http://www.zensur.freerk.com/google/ (a mirror for the Google mirror...)
http://www.google-watch.org/cgi-bin/proxy.htm (another Google and Alltheweb mirror)
http://gritechnologies.com/tools/dia...www.google.de/ (see as a search engine)
http://www.accu.org/cgi-bin/accu/acc...Fwww.google.de (a gateway/browser emulator)

Get webpages via eMail
Several years ago when the Internet connections where slow and the "www" just invented, many people just got a to email restricted access to the Internet. That's the origin of the "Agora" and "www4email" software. Some of these email robots are still available and we can use them to bypass Internet censorship. The best thing would be to subscribe to a free email provider which allows SSL-connections (like https://www.fastmail.fm/, https://www.ziplip.com/, https://www.hushmail.com/, https://www.safe-mail.net/, https://www.mail2world.com/, https://www.webmails.com/ e.t.c) and use that account with the email addresses below. I put the field where you have to input the URL in brackets. It still works great for text. But sure there are big problems with images or even DHTML, JavaScript, Java, Flash e.t.c. Also other services besides www are possible, for a very good tutorial on this see ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/usenet/news.a...ess-via-email. There is also a web based service under http://www.web2mail.com/. I again used www.google.de as an example because the URL is all time accessible and the '.com' in the original Google address is often considered as a .com DOS-file by some computers and censorship systems. The www4mail software (http://www.www4mail.org/) is newer than the Agora software.
A eMail with just "help" in the subject line will get you a tutorial on howto use the service properly.

mailto:agora@kamakura.mss.co.jp?body=send http://www.google.de
[BODY] send http://www.google.de

mailto:agora@dna.affrc.go.jp?body=send http://www.google.de
[BODY] send http://www.google.de

mailtoage@grabpage.org?subject=url: http://www.google.de
[SUBJECT] url: http://www.google.de
info: http://www.grabpage.org/

mailto:frames@pagegetter.com?body=http://www.google.de
[BODY] http://www.google.de
info: http://www.pagegetter.com/

mailto:web@pagegetter.com?body=http://www.google.de
[BODY] http://www.google.de
info: http://www.pagegetter.com/

mailto:webgate@vancouver-webpages.com?body=get http://www.google.de
[BODY] get http://www.google.de
info: http://vancouver-webpages.com/webgate/

mailto:webgate@vancouver-webpages.com?body=mail http://www.google.de
[BODY] mail http://www.google.de
info: http://vancouver-webpages.com/webgate/

mailto:www4mail@wm.ictp.trieste.it?body=http://www.google.de
[BODY] http://www.google.de
info: http://www.ictp.trieste.it/~www4mail/

mailto:www4mail@access.bellanet.org?body=http://www.google.de
[BODY] http://www.google.de
info: http://www.bellanet.org/email.html

mailto:www4mail@kabissa.org?body=http://www.google.de
[BODY] http://www.google.de
info: http://www.kabissa.org/members/www4mail/

mailto:www4mail@ftp.uni-stuttgart.de?body=http://www.google.de
[BODY] http://www.google.de

mailto:www4mail@collaborium.org?body=http://www.google.de
[BODY] http://www.google.de
info: http://www.collaborium.org/~www4mail/

mailto:binky@junoaccmail.org?body=url http://www.google.de
[BODY] url http://www.google.de
info: http://boas.anthro.mnsu.edu/

mailto:iliad@prime.jsc.nasa.gov?subject=get url?body=url:http://www.google.de
[SUBJECT] GET URL
[BODY] url:http://www.google.de
info: http://prime.jsc.nasa.gov/iliad/

Google Search via eMail:
mailto:google@capeclear.com?subject=search keywords
[Subject] search keywords
info: http://www.capeclear.com/google/

More info: http://www.cix.co.uk/~net-services/mrcool/
ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/usenet/news.a...cess-via-email

Hope This Tutorial Is Of Help To You....
Remember>>>>>>>Nothing can stop a hacker from doin what he wanna do.

|THE SPIDER|

[noODle]

http://nocensor.opennetinitiative.net/

Quote your sources, the tutorials forum is only for tutorials you have written yourself.

[el-half]

? /me wonders why you stay so polite, noodle? He's just trying to get antipoints with someone else's tutorial (I think). Though he just arrived on this site so maybe it wasn't intentionally? ...

[Abtronic]

Originally posted here by th3spid3r
*********************THIS TUTORIAL BELONGS TO THE SPIDER***********************************************

(snip)

Hope This Tutorial Is Of Help To You....
Remember>>>>>>>Nothing can stop a hacker from doin what he wanna do.

|THE SPIDER|

Sure looks like it wasnt intentional. Wonder if my English teacher would accept 'Unintentional Plagiarism'.
Dude, you can never learn this to early; Plagiarism is a crime. Would do you good to del the thread

[th3spid3r]

I havent stolen this tutorial. Yeah i did get the idea from Freerk Ohling. Ive posted it on to Astalavista and have included Freerk Ohling in the credits. But before you start shouting out, compare the tut's properly. The tuts are nowhere close to similar. Only stuff i liked i chipped in . Most of the real body stuff is my own. And yeah, I dont give a damn about antipoints!!!

[HANDzCLEANx]

dude why didn't u post this in the TUT forum...................?????

.............beats the crap out of me...............................

[MrLinus]

He did originally post it there. It was subsequently moved to here.

From what I can tell, it's about a 50/50 split. th3spid3r, for future reference the tutorials section is for original tutorials (made from scratch ideally).

[Nokia]

It is still a good post though, I learnt a few things from it, to me it does not really matter if he wrote it himself or cut and pasted it as long as it is worth while reading, which I felt it was.

I agree, he could have posted a link but, he has added bits himself, or cut and pasted them but it is still fairly informative and worth while reading and has quite a few good links in it.

Although, Spider you did claim credit for the whole thing dood and things like that tend not to go down to well with the majority of the people here dood, but hey.... **** happens!

[th3spid3r]

I have no intentions of stealing credits. I just found the post informative and thought it would be of great help. If you try reading the Freerk Ohling Tutorial, its loadz and loadz of information for all sorts of people, newbies to webmasters. I edited it to generalize it so that it is of common interest to everyone.
If anyone feels i wanted to steal credit, think again. I wouldnt have included the wikipedia links.
Anyways, so much for this tutorial..

Bye
(P.S: I wanna make friends here so anything you say is fine..)

Th3 SpId3R