Bypassing Content Filters

[dolomite33]

... stumbled across this site the other day ... http://www.hidemyurl.com .... you get to test your site (i needed to get into yahoo mail) and it worked for me so i paid the $30 for a year ($2.50/month) ... you get an online account ... all web based NO software to install ... NO settings to change ... seems to be working for 95% of sites ... i have had some issues with heavy JavaScript sites but thats about it ... looks like a winner ... they also offer http://www.hidemyurl.com:900 ... websense and st bernard are only looking on port 80 ... so they block http://www.hidemyurl.com in websense or st bernard port 900 will still work ... as long as their IP is not blocked at your location it should work just fine ... i was using megaproxy.com but this is BETTER and CHEAPER

they even have a free service that is better than anything like tinyurl.com ... you can have custom link endings and EXPIRE your link ...

[littleriffy1]

Originally Posted by Uranium-235

so...I'm guessing you've indluged in drugs, maybe once or twice :P

Ur an administrater u really shouldnt talk about ppl doing drugs

[littleriffy1]

I want an icon. BESS SUCKS ASS

[littleriffy1]

[quote="dolomite33"]
http://www.hidemyurl.com
they even have a free service that is better than anything like tinyurl.com

These dont work i tried! BESS SUX ASS!

[Omega]

Well, I haven't been actively following this topic, but I stumbled across this article discussing several methods for gaining access to restricted internet resources on a filtered network. I believe most of it has likely been covered, but i was interested to learn this following tidbit:

Surfcontrol does not know what do with a hex address so it just lets it go through. Long story short if your company uses Surfcontrol click here http://0x40.0xeb.0xfa.0x32/ and you can probably get to Howard’s website.

I had no idea that hex IP representation worked (nor had I even considered the possibility). Someone was clever.

[cvx]

I would reccomend finding some sort of organization that specilizes in these types of things. When the proxy urls are posted publicly they are blocked within weeks if not days. I use a site called Trilogy Group for help around the filters. They never post the proxy URLs publicly so the filters don't see them. Of course to get access to the urls I had to make some forum posts on their site, but I dont mind because ever since August I have been browsing free from the dog. Just check out Trilogy Group and get a good knowlege of what your up against.

[smartkid]

Originally Posted by sarahf

I Killed the dog! I Killed the dog!

LOL - iv been killing the ""dog"" for months

[ths_robert.cherry]

Originally Posted by k o k a i n

So, you ladies tired of seeing that anoying picture of Bess pop-up after you enter your site? Well, I was the same way. Sitting in class for hours thinking about how I could come up with a way to get past Bess. And... it finally hit me. Here's what you do.

First: Open explorer and type in http://babelfish.altavista.com/

Next: Scroll down to where it says "Translate a Web Page". From there simply type in the site you are trying to go to (ex. www.mtv.com).

FINALLY: This is the most important step. Right underneath where you type in the URL of the site you're trying to visit, you have to change the language from whatever it's set at (I think it's English to Spanish) to Korean to English.

Then hit enter, and be on your way.

This works on MOST not ALL web sites. Try not getting caught doing this or telling alot of people like I went and made the mistake of doing. Because soon your administrator will get wind and block http://www.altavista.com.

In that case just search Yahoo for another "free online translators" or go to www.worldlingo.com.

Well I hope I helped some you out. Right now I'm working on how to download AIM through Bess. if anybody has any tips on what to do please email them to me if possible at onezero00@yahoo.com.

If any of you wanna talk to me on AIM my sn is onezero00.

peace

k o K a i n

I saw one problem with that. Bess blocks it as a P2P/loophole. I'm currently trying to get pass bess but it seems that Bess is always one step ahead of me.

[littleriffy1]

All the things you guys post up here the administrator or whoever the hell does it sees.
to actually post it publicly, without it being blocked is to put it on another website.
so to actaully post ways to turn off or get around or neutralize or do anything with bess, you must put it on a website that bess does not block

[littleriffy1]

Bess thinks its perfect, let them think that.
As long as they do, they have no reason to add anything.
When they figure out they arent perfect, they put more stuff on the block list to perfect it.