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September 17th, 2010, 06:41 PM
#21
Originally Posted by nihil
OK it looks like the Linksys WRT54G Wireless-G does support both parental controls and internet usage logging.
It is one of those more sophisticated hybrid devices that I mentioned.
If you connect through it the traffic will show up, and connecting to a proxy would be a dead giveaway.
Not really. If you're using a tunnel such as Tor, it's not going to show up as HTTP traffic, just a number of TCP sessions with random servers. You can bypass this by running one browser with Tor, and a second browser normally. HTTP traffic will still be present and will not set off obvious flags.
As already suggested the only solution would be to connect directly to the modem, which might not be practical depending on its location in the house?
Also if anyone else in the house tried to connect to the internet whilst you were doing this the cat would be out of the bag!
I don't know if this is possible but you would need a pay-as-you-go mobile internet account and a dongle. A rather expensive solution I know, but all that I can think of that would not risk discovery on the home network, as you wouldn't be using it.
In the US, you can get wireless dongles for less than $100 and prepaid service for about $50/mo
An ordinary account would be no good unless you could get the statements sent somewhere other than home college perhaps? Otherwise it would again be a dead giveaway.
All you would have to do then is boot from a live CD to protect you from any software installed on the laptop.
Heh. Message too short.
Real security doesn't come with an installer.
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September 17th, 2010, 07:16 PM
#22
In the US, you can get wireless dongles for less than $100 and prepaid service for about $50/mo
Hmmm, it would be rather more expensive over here. You guys seem to get much better value on anything IT related than we do over here
Not really. If you're using a tunnel such as Tor, it's not going to show up as HTTP traffic, just a number of TCP sessions with random servers. You can bypass this by running one browser with Tor, and a second browser normally. HTTP traffic will still be present and will not set off obvious flags.
I guess I am just being hyper cautious, the idea of running a second browser as a smokescreen is an interesting idea, particularly if you use FF with the TrackMeNot plugin. This generates fake lookups every few minutes.
I guess it all depends on just how suspicious the father is. I know that if I saw something inexplicable I would be
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September 20th, 2010, 03:38 PM
#23
Junior Member
I just read this article, you guys might want to check it out:http://www.cracked.com/article_18771...hide-from.html
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September 20th, 2010, 03:53 PM
#24
@ The Tyrant:
Damn you sir!, you have just blown the cover on my "attack scorpion" project!!!!
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October 2nd, 2010, 07:13 PM
#25
Junior Member
Sorry I sort of disappeared, I've been really busy lately with school and such - but thanks again, I will look into implementing all of your ideas!
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October 4th, 2010, 08:53 PM
#26
OK mate......good luck and stick with those studies!
Take it from a fart old enough to be your grandfather..............it gets harder the older you get
At the moment I am looking through a prospectus myself............. MBA? MSc?
PhD?.................... as you might gather I don't play golf
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