New Proxy SITES

New Proxy SITES

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In article <1191686569.108108.251240@y42g2000hsy.googlegroups.com>,
extreme90@gmail.com says...
> New Proxy SITES
>
> http://unblock202.info
> http://unblock04.uni.cc

Still doesn't work from any of our networks or customers network. Face
it, proxy sites are a joke if your security is properly setup.

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In article <1191922991.668804.3330@19g2000hsx.googlegroups.com>, chilly8
@hotmail.com says...
> Well, I sometimes see HUNDREDS of connections a day to my web site
> coming from various phpProxy installations around the world.

And it just shows that many network admins are not properly securing
their networks, that's all.


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In article <1191945349.205383.19930@57g2000hsv.googlegroups.com>,
chilly8@hotmail.com says...
> To get to my show, he connected to his
> home cable modem on Comcast, and then listened to my show via his home
> machine, using an encrypted tunnel, so the boss won't be able to find
> out what he was up to. One connected to his home machine, he simply
> clicked on one of the feeds for my show and began listening.

So, he setup an encrypted tunnel between his work computer and his home
computer, then from his home computer he connected to your hack site.

Two problems:

1) Tunnel out of work to anywhere - easy to spot in seconds

2) Traffic - easy to spot in seconds

3) Destination - no reason for work users to connect to their home
computers - spot this in seconds.

So, again, and again, and 100x more, on a properly secured network,
there is NO ACCESS TO YOUR CRAP.

Anyone that would allow tunnels out of their network to unknown
locations has not secured their network - and it's still easy to spot in
seconds.

So, if the Boss catches on or there is a log, the person could be fired
or other.

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In article <1192053637.923367.310930@22g2000hsm.googlegroups.com>,
chilly8@hotmail.com says...
> They will know that someone made a
> connection to a data centre in Culicacan, Mexico, where I have my
> server colocated now, but wont be able to determine much beyond that,
> all the logs will show is a connection to an address down Mexico way..

And how many businesses have a valid business case to connect to that
location - NONE.

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In article <1192062055.886772.5530@19g2000hsx.googlegroups.com>, chilly8
@hotmail.com says...
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>
> On Oct 10, 4:13 pm, Leythos wrote:
> > In article <1192053637.923367.310...@22g2000hsm.googlegroups.com>,
> > chil...@hotmail.com says...
> >
> > > They will know that someone made a
> > > connection to a data centre in Culicacan, Mexico, where I have my
> > > server colocated now, but wont be able to determine much beyond that,
> > > all the logs will show is a connection to an address down Mexico way..
> >
> > And how many businesses have a valid business case to connect to that
> > location - NONE.
>
>
> Well, I feel when it comes to blocking CHRISTMAS music, I consider any
> IT Admin that would block Christmas music to be a SCROOGE, and I urge
> any all all online stations planning on carrying Christmas music to
> take every counter measure you POSSIBLY CAN to help people avoid the
> blocking, during the upcoming Christmas holidays season. My station is
> already taking EVERY countermeasure we can, to minimise the impact of
> blocking, and if some SCROOGE in a company IT department does not like
> it, I say TOUGH NOOGIES.

And that just shows how unethical you are. How about the person that
can't do their work in a timely manner because some 11 idiots don't see
a problems with all of them streaming music to their individual PC's, so
now they have to work extra hours and miss out on the Christmas spirit.

Your site, as well as all non-approved sites, are blocked with a
properly secured network, and while you don't like it, it's the way it
is in the real world where networks are properly locked down.

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In article <1192099910.172283.8220@o3g2000hsb.googlegroups.com>, chilly8
@hotmail.com says...
> She just gets the IP address currnently being used in the
> morning, before she goes to work, jots that down, and then when she
> gets to work, just enters that address into Windows Media Player,

And in a properly secured network she would not be able to connect to
it.

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In article <1192102476.194029.30320@v3g2000hsg.googlegroups.com>,
chilly8@hotmail.com says...
> However, the vast majority of IT admins are totally reliant on the
> various major filtering products

No, they just take that as a easy way to block SOME access to unapproved
sites.

If they adopt the idea that there is NO ACCESS until proven a business
need, they will never be able to connect to your crap. A secure network
denies ALL ACCESS until proven to be needed by the business.

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In article <1192105893.818448.33410@y42g2000hsy.googlegroups.com>,
chilly8@hotmail.com says...
> > If they adopt the idea that there is NO ACCESS until proven a business
> > need, they will never be able to connect to your crap. A secure network
> > denies ALL ACCESS until proven to be needed by the business.
>
> Unless Webwasher, Sentian, Wensense, etc, offer this option, not to
> many shops will be adopting this, becuase of younger IT admins that
> are totally reliant on machines to do work for them. CyBlock offers
> that option now, but at a cost of $795 per year for every 10 machines
> connecting to the server, I dont see too many shops adopting this
> approach very soon.

My approach is free and works with all firewalls. In fact, every
firewall on the market would be worthless if it didn't block outbound
access by default and if it didn't allow you to "Approve" sites for use,
it would be totally worthless. All of the real firewalls have this built
in and don't require one of the filter service add-ons, it's native in
the firewall itself.

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In article <1192141936.069796.168920@z24g2000prh.googlegroups.com>,
chilly8@hotmail.com says...
> However, someone could still bring their laptop, and a phone cord,
> plug thier laptop into the phone jack and use a dialup ISP (even some
> cable and DSL carriers include dial-up acceess as well).

We've covered this before:

1) Laptop and a external card/antenna - to easy to spot, company policy
prohibits it - fired.

2) Phone card and modem - still shows on the company phone records -
fired.

3) Caught violating company policy - fired.

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On Oct 11, 6:26 pm, Leythos wrote:
> In article <1192141936.069796.168...@z24g2000prh.googlegroups.com>,
> chil...@hotmail.com says...
>
> > However, someone could still bring their laptop, and a phone cord,
> > plug thier laptop into the phone jack and use a dialup ISP (even some
> > cable and DSL carriers include dial-up acceess as well).
>
> We've covered this before:
>
> 1) Laptop and a external card/antenna - to easy to spot, company policy
> prohibits it - fired.

Actually, you dont need an external antenna if you are close enough to
a cell tower. AT&T, Verizon, and other companies now offer a "laptop
connect card". You buy an unlimited data plan, get a card from the
company, put in in your laptop, and you are good to go, as long as you
can get a cellular signal. The ONLY way a company could stop this
would be to use an cell phone jammer, which is illegal in many
countries.

Also, there are cell phones now with the ability to get net radio
built in to them. And Live 365 is coming out with software that can be
loaded onto either a BlackBerry or a Palm device. Just load the
software, purchase a Live 365 VIP subscription, and you are all set to
go. There is no POSSIBLE way that boss can monitor what is coming in
on your BlackBerry or Palm device. Plus either can be easily hidden in
a desk drawer. With a small FM transmitter, such as a SoundFeeder
SF-120, you could brodcast the sound to a Walkman FM radio, and to the
boss, you will appear to be listening to one of the local radio
stations on your Walkman. Just plug the earphone jack in your net-
radio enabled device, and the other end into the SoundFeeder, tune in
your favourite Live 365 station, set the SoundFeeder to an unused
frequency in your area, put on your headphones and enjoy. You will
appear to be listening to one of the local radio stations, and the
boss wil NEVER be the wiser. One AA battery will power the device for
well over 40 hours.

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In article <1192154641.616526.232410@q3g2000prf.googlegroups.com>,
chilly8@hotmail.com says...
> Actually, you dont need an external antenna if you are close enough to
> a cell tower. AT&T, Verizon, and other companies now offer a "laptop
> connect card".

Yep, I have 40+ consultants with these.

Fact is that it's easy to spot a employee with their own laptop at the
office no matter what card / method they use - and it's still a
violation of company policy - so, FIRED AGAIN.

Keep trying, you're still claiming the same things that you've already
had proven as exposed.

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On Oct 12, 5:05 am, chil...@hotmail.com wrote:
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>
> On Oct 11, 7:15 pm, Leythos wrote:
>
> > In article <1192154641.616526.232...@q3g2000prf.googlegroups.com>,
> > chil...@hotmail.com says...
>
> > > Actually, you dont need an external antenna if you are close enough to
> > > a cell tower. AT&T, Verizon, and other companies now offer a "laptop
> > > connect card".
>
> > Yep, I have 40+ consultants with these.
>
> > Fact is that it's easy to spot a employee with their own laptop at the
> > office no matter what card / method they use - and it's still a
> > violation of company policy - so, FIRED AGAIN.
>
> However, you could keep it hidden inside a briefcase or backpack, and
> nobody would EVER be the wiser, as long as you used the SoundFeeder
> device I mentioned to transmit the sound to am FM Wallkman radio. It
> will be appear to boss that you are listening to one of the local
> radio stations.
>
> And the same thing applies to BlackBerry or Palm devices. They could
> be hidden in a briefcase, backpack, or desk drawer, using the
> afforementioned FM transmitter ot broadcast to any nerby FM radio, and
> it will appear to the boss that you are listening to one of the local
> radio stations, adn the boss will NEVER be the wiser. Just be sure you
> are on an unimited data plan so you dont run up a big bandwidth bill.

This is stooping to new levels of retardedness, even for you.
I can only assume you're a troll.
Sure, if an employee wants to listen to media that doesn't come over
my network, I won't notice. Until I walk round and see someone
sitting at their desk with headphones on. This might not bother some
people, or it might be grounds for action for others. Personally, I
don't mind if people listen to iPods or walkmen or the radio, quietly,
on headphones, so long as it doesn't impact their job - if it *does*
though (and I've seen enough people sitting there not noticing their
work phone is ringing as they can't hear it through headphones) then I
won't be happy.

This has bugger-all to do with firewalls though: you've
comprehensively lost each and every argument with respect to these.

Ric

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In article <1192161956.099501.281760@k35g2000prh.googlegroups.com>,
chilly8@hotmail.com says...
> However, you could keep it hidden inside a briefcase or backpack

And the laptop would overheat in short time.

Done, fired, simple enough.


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> On Oct 7, 7:08 am, Leythos wrote:
>> In article <1191686569.108108.251...@y42g2000hsy.googlegroups.com>,
>> extrem...@gmail.com says...
>>
>> > New Proxy SITES
>>
>> >http://unblock202.info
>> >http://unblock04.uni.cc
>>
>> Still doesn't work from any of our networks or customers network. Face
>> it, proxy sites are a joke if your security is properly setup.
>>
>
> Well, I sometimes see HUNDREDS of connections a day to my web site
> coming from various phpProxy installations around the world. There are
> THOUSANDS of these sites around the world, and trying to stop them ALL

I figured out WHY they can get to my site, but not to my radio
station. Its the way that Live 365 serves its streams, that makes
the phpProxy installations think that you are downloading a big
file. I tested this by loading the URL you would use for a direct
link into one of these, and it spat back that I was trying to
download a file over the download limit.

To cut down on bandwidth costs, and royalty costs, Live 365
implements this where the stream will stop after a certain
amount of time, depending on the bitrate. For a 32K stream,
this is exactly 8 hours.

There are undoubtedly a lot of people trying to connect, becuase
of the sheer volume of traffic to my web site I get from public
phpProxy proxy servers during the workday in America.
Even though I run an Australian online radio station,
extraterritorial provisions of the DMCA require me to follow
U.S. laws, which is why I use a Live 365 royalties-included
package to take care of U.S. royalty obligations. Unlike
other countries, that make it where the main studios are,
American laws make it "where the listening takes place".
It is becuase of this I cannot offer music on any of my
other feeds that I use for talk and sports programming.
When I am running my talk shows on the other feeds,
however, I do see a LOT of people tunining into those
from phpProxy sites all over the world. phoProxy
obfuscates the URL that shows up in the logs, so that
the boss won't be able to figure out where you went,
and is forced to find ANOTHER reason to fire you.