Anonymous 09/11/28(Sat)20:43

set up a proxy on home computer
connect to home computer
win


also vpn

Anonymous 09/11/28(Sat)23:45

TOR+flashdrive firefox

Anonymous 09/11/30(Mon)17:44

https probably isn't blocked. connect to a proxy via https. start with <https://www.cheeseglobe.com/>. the dns resolution for that might be redirected though, so if that doesn't work, try <https://66.36.251.47/>

Anonymous 09/12/02(Wed)15:43

ultravpn

  09/12/02(Wed)17:25

install windows optimizer on both your home computer and computer you wish to use at school. You can bridge the two IP adresses and it will automatically use a proxy, which the schools either haven't learned about yet or don't know how to get around it.

Artix ## Mod ## 09/12/02(Wed)18:10

>>596 You don't need to install shit to use a windows based vpn, its part of the OS you dumb faggot. use this guide http://www.windowsecurity.com/articles/Configure-VPN-Connection-Windows-XP.html

Anonymous 09/12/11(Fri)21:08

chances are they use an application like papercut or something that handles privileges and resource usage on a larger scale. they probably have a custom proxy like squid which is also their cache.
find a hole in the software and exploit it.

now you are educated

Anonymous 09/12/12(Sat)23:47

Install Ubuntu on a flash drive :D
That's what I would do.

Anonymous 09/12/13(Sun)03:43

Do what I did when I was in hs like 7 years ago. Go get one of those free ASP/PHP hosts and right your own page-rewritting proxy (you'll have to rewrite all urls to point to your proxies domain with the real url as an argument). It'll work fine for basically everything out there.

Anonymous 09/12/20(Sun)01:31

the way I do it, is I remote desktop to my computer at home, and browse freely that way. or just bounce the internet signal through my home comp, like a proxy that it won't detect.

Anonymous 10/02/16(Tue)16:17

my school internet block is nationwide, they are blocked by the government.

What do?

Anonymous 10/07/05(Mon)21:29

ultrasurf ftw

Anonymous 10/07/06(Tue)23:47

tor.

Anonymous 10/07/11(Sun)16:21

Don't use Ultrasurf if you do anything important like emails or logins, Ultrasurf was spotted as potential malware a while ago.
Do stuff said above- any VPN (Hotspot Shield, UltraVPN, etc), Tor, configure a Windows VPN, use different URLs like HTTPS or using the IP.
SSH is another option if you like configure tons of shit. Remote Desktop Connection would work too. Get lists of IP proxies and then configure the web browser to use them.

Anonymous 10/07/11(Sun)21:27

>uber-block
lol da filter isn't local durp.
It's on another computer.

Anonymous 10/07/15(Thu)22:47

browsers like ares opera and hydra normally bypass the blocking thing
i dunno why but they work without any kind of special configuration

Anonymous 10/07/25(Sun)09:00

>>1025
Opera (not sure about Hydra) uses Opera servers as a middle-man to compress data and reduce bandwidth. This often gets around filters, but if they block the Opera servers or use specific methods of filtering then you're screwed.

Anonymous 10/07/25(Sun)09:43

proxifier portable or just write a script to change ie proxy most protection is very basic

Anonymous 10/07/30(Fri)07:12

putty ssh tunnel

Anonymous 10/07/30(Fri)15:46

Stop surfing from school, study instead.

Your Mom 10/07/31(Sat)22:24

>>1065
lol u dumb