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		<title>Proxy Servers, How They Protect You</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 05 Dec 2010 00:36:15 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Martin</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[What would you do if you couldn&#8217;t go online every day?  You use the computer every day for your job, to connect with your friends and family, and to shop.  In spite of how necessary the Internet has become to our lives most people don&#8217;t realize that they are leaving their personal information unprotected.  Using [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>What would you do if you couldn&#8217;t go online every day?  You use the computer every day for your job, to connect with your friends and family, and to shop.  In spite of how necessary the Internet has become to our lives most people don&#8217;t realize that they are leaving their personal information unprotected.  Using a proxy server is an important way to ensure that your computer is secure.  You can keep your surfing history and laptop safe from those who really want to get that information.  But how do you pick the right proxy software?  Arm yourself with some basic information before you shop for this amazing tool.</p>
<p>Computer security is so much more than checking your laptop for viruses every week.  If that&#8217;s all you are doing then you have left yourself vulnerable.  The bad guys can install malware on your computer and track your every click as you surf the Internet.  If you do a lot of shopping and banking online then you are particularly vulnerable.  But it&#8217;s not just criminals that you need to be wary of.  A lot of marketing companies are competing to acquire and sell your information to advertisers.  You&#8217;ll stop them before they start by using a proxy server.<span id="more-638"></span></p>
<p>If you&#8217;re like most people you probably have no idea what a proxy server does.  The server you use to connect to the Internet has a unique identification code called an IP address.  This identifier allows someone to follow your every move online.  When you connect through a proxy you keep all that information hidden.  The bad guys follow your history back to the proxy not to your computer.  This is a stellar tool for getting around firewalls at work too.  A lot of sports games and tv shows are blocked based on your location.  Use a proxy to get around these restrictions.</p>
<p>There are a few must-have features you should look for when you buy proxy software.  It shouldn&#8217;t be complicated to use and you don&#8217;t want anything you have to configure yourself.  Fast service should be guaranteed and they should not censor your activity.  It doesn&#8217;t make sense to protect yourself at the expense of using the Internet how you want.  There should be no restrictions on files or images and there should be unlimited bandwidth.  At the top of your list should be top of the line security.  Make sure they use data encryption for unsecured sites and that they rotate through a lot of different IP addresses.  Make sure that low price doesn&#8217;t mean you&#8217;ll be subjected to a lot of ads.  You don&#8217;t need to put up with that kind of business.</p>
<p>Protecting yourself and your computer by using a proxy server should be just as natural as using the Internet.  Use a proxy server to thwart the forces that want to track your every move online to get your personal information.  You&#8217;ll be able to use it to get around firewalls and watch restricted shows online.  Look for a system that is super easy to use, prioritizes security and doesn&#8217;t force you to see ads to use it.  Surf and shop in peace knowing you are fully protected.</p>

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		<title>The  Types of Proxies</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 21 Jan 2010 02:19:58 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>admin</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[With all the advantages the Internet has brought comes a new kind of crime. Internet crime is at an all time high. Thieves have learned that this is an easier way of robbing their victims than ever before. All they have to do is gain access to a person&#8217;s connection to the Internet and it [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>With all the advantages the Internet has brought comes a new kind of crime. Internet crime is at an all time high. Thieves have learned that this is an easier way of robbing their victims than ever before. All they have to do is gain access to a person&#8217;s connection to the Internet and it is possible to take their identity or their money. This is being committed even as you are reading this article. Accessing someone&#8217;s bank account, credit cards and other personal information through the World Wide Web is the way a thief can get by with his crime with the least likelihood of getting caught. Gone are the days when going on the Internet was not threatened by the possibility of malware and spy ware. When a thief gains access to your Internet connection, all the information you are sending on that connection is out in the open for the taking. Bank account numbers, credit card numbers &#8211; all manner of personal information &#8211; is no longer safe. How do you take steps to keep this from happening? One of the best ways is to have an anonymous proxy server. This is one solution to keep thieves from gaining knowledge about your connection to the Internet and in turn keeping your information safe.</p>
<p>What is an anonymous proxy, you may be asking? First of all, there are two types of anonymous proxies. The one that most people use is the web-based. This is because it is simple to find. All that is required is a search on the Google site for &#8220;anonymous proxy&#8221; and a vast amount of results will be shown. Choose one of the results and go to the site. An empty URL box will be shown and you need only type the web address of the place you want to visit. The anonymous proxy will then take you to this address without showing your IP address. When you leave the website there will not be a record of your having been there. The anonymous proxy acts as a combination protection and retrieval tool. It gets the website for you and keeps anyone from accessing your IP address. Your IP address can tell a thief where you are located. How many people do you want to know your name?<span id="more-593"></span></p>
<p>The second type of anonymous proxy is a software proxy. This is somewhat like the web-based one however, software proxies work by downloading a program to your computer. Many of the software programs are set up so that when the traffic from your browser goes through the IP servers to be changed, they are put through encryption.  This encryption protects the data stream so that a hacker cannot read what you are sending over the Internet.  Without encryption your data stream is wide open for anyone using a packet sniffer.  Unprotected Internet communications is one way that people lose their identity or their money.</p>
<p>Setting this up is a very simple process. All you have to do is download the software for the anonymous proxy server. The software you are using will have an icon on your desktop. Open the program from here and put in your user name and your password. The next thing will be to choose the anonymous proxy from the ones available that you wish to connect to and hit enter. Your computer will be connected to the server you chose. The browser you use can be opened and your IP address is changed to one from the software program. Eliminating your IP address from showing on whatever site you choose to visit is a terrific move. The electronic trail that is left by your computer every time you go online no longer leads back to your computer. It goes to the server company that has the program you are using. This type of anonymous proxy has more servers to handle the traffic they are getting so it is faster than the ones you can choose free from the Internet. In addition, you are not inundated with the advertisements often put on free proxy servers.</p>
<p>The whole process makes for a safe and secure way of doing anything online. Instead of them being able to have full access to all your pertinent information, the IP address is routed through anonymous proxy servers. This eliminates the chance of a hacker gaining control of your information while you are online. Using a wireless router or a laptop on a hotspot allows everything you are doing to be seen by those who are just waiting for an unsuspecting surfer to come along. Did you know that your ISP even has a log of everything you do on the Internet? The law says they have to keep a record of the sites you visit. Do you think this is anyone&#8217;s business besides yours? The best way to make sure no one knows what you are doing while you are online is to make use of the anonymous proxy software that encrypts your communication and keeps them private.</p>

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		<title>Anonymous Proxy with Encryption for Anonymous Surfing</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 13 Oct 2009 04:13:45 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>admin</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Every Internet user knows the hassle of constantly popping up advertisements and other flashing ads on the side of their screen. While most just view this as the trade-off that they give while surfing the free Internet, some are a bit more worried. And with good reason; recently, a new practice has begun: behavioral advertising. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Every Internet user knows the hassle of constantly popping up advertisements and other flashing ads on the side of their screen. While most just view this as the trade-off that they give while surfing the free Internet, some are a bit more worried. And with good reason; recently, a new practice has begun: behavioral advertising. This will actually go into your browsing history, scan it to determine your interests, and then put ads all around your page based on it. It is a bit invasive, and completely involuntary.</p>
<p>The premise is simple; give people ads that they might actually consider. Imagine a dainty young woman into flowers, teacups, and all things cute and cuddly. If while on a beauty website, she encounters an ad for a protein shake that is guaranteed to put on fifteen percent more muscle in one week, she probably isn’t going to even think about clicking it. On the other end of the spectrum, if a muscle-bound college kid is managing his fantasy football team, and an ad for a miracle garden solution pops up, he probably won’t think twice before exiting it out.</p>
<p>These may be a bit extreme, but everyone has had something like this occur. One can see two sides of the coin to this new behavioral advertising; one is good and puts ads that you may actually consider on your screen, and another is bad and completely invades your privacy without permission.<br />
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While these invasive ads may seem to violate privacy laws, they actually don’t. The ISPs will allow them to do so on their customers because the ads will pay them a percentage of their profits. This still doesn’t quell the public’s concerns… someone is getting into their personal and private browsing history and compromising their anonymous browsing experience online. Although the people are outraged and concerned, there truly is little they can do.</p>
<p>Well, little they can do in the form of laws and regulations anyway. If you want to avoid these advertisers and their hands-on tactics, try using an anonymous proxy server. When you download your private proxy for just a few dollars a month, you will quickly see it was money well spent.</p>
<p>This useful piece of software actually changes your IP address, which will thwart any possible hackers or trackers, as your IP address is the key to any data you have on your computer. The best anonymous proxy servers will actually have an encryption service built right in, which can encode all of your Internet traffic so it looks like hieroglyphics to any snoopers.</p>
<p>This serves two purposes; first, it protects you from hackers and other criminal scum, and secondly, it scrambles all of your data so the behavioral advertisers can’t read any of it. If they can’t read it, they can’t try and forcefully solicit their products to you. <strong>An anonymous proxy is the perfect remedy</strong> for a situation that will plague the public for quite a while before somebody finally does something about it. Don’t let your ISP give away your information for a profit, secure your browsing with an anonymous proxy now and never let anyone in on your documents again.</p>

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		<title>Private Proxy Servers to Surf Anonymously</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 04 Oct 2009 17:32:45 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>admin</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Terrorism has always been a big concern of the United States, and the main job of the most powerful person in the world, our president, has been to try and counter it. While many people are not worried about terrorism or the threats it brings to the American people, the government has always been concerned [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Terrorism has always been a big concern of the United States, and the main job of the most powerful person in the world, our president, has been to try and counter it. While many people are not worried about terrorism or the threats it brings to the American people, the government has always been concerned with this matter and done the up most to try and prevent it. There are many safeguards and agreements in place; even though many countries and nations hate the United States out of religious and cultural differences or perhaps just a strong feeling of envy, we have successfully been able to negotiate many cease fires between enemy nations. No matter how strong our diplomatic skills are though, there will always be some countries that are inconsolable and will try and attack us no matter what.</p>
<p>We were able to fend them off for some time, and did so quite well. It wasn’t until the 911 attacks that we faltered. These terrorist attacks jaded our nation and knocked down our confidence. It was similar to the Titanic; the impossible and the impenetrable was broken down. America seemed like a huge fortress, but some ramshackle terrorists were able to infiltrate it and deal us some swift damage. This woke the government up, and made them protect America even more diligently, and think of many new ways to do so.<br />
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Some of these ways have been met with some controversy from the very people that is sought to protect. Perhaps the most noticeable and complained about is the ridiculously tightened  up security in the airports, where the 911 attacks originated. Instead of just having to go through a casual bag check, you now have to go through a long line waiting for the x-ray machine to be scanned. On top of that, people must remove shoes, purses, and sometimes even belts in order to be patted down.</p>
<p>Another aspect of security is not so blatant. The fact that the government can view or intercept anything that we do or say via the Patriot Act concerns many privacy advocates. While it is indeed the government doing so and not some malicious hacker with the intent to steal an identity browsing through your documents, and it is safety’s sake, it still is a bit worrying to know we are being watched in a Big Brother-esque manner.</p>
<p>While there is not much to do from having the government perform surveillance on you, you can stop your snooping neighbors, or an identity thief. <strong>Using a private proxy server will allow you to surf the Internet anonymously,</strong> and with strong encryption software, there will be no way anyone could intercept your transmissions!</p>

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		<title>Freedom Doesn’t Mean Safety, Surf Anonymously</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 24 Sep 2009 16:23:06 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[In the U.S., we enjoy a great amount of freedom and many social rights. Privacy is one of those, and arguably the most important. Our Internet is completely uncensored and our government has no notions or plans to change that. We can surf what we want, when we want, and people have almost taken this [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In the U.S., we enjoy a great amount of freedom and many social rights. Privacy is one of those, and arguably the most important. Our Internet is completely uncensored and our government has no notions or plans to change that. We can surf what we want, when we want, and people have almost taken this for granted. Many other countries are not this way. For example, Iran is very censored, and around certain times, it gets worse. As the last election drew to a close, the government in Iran blocked Twitter and other instant messaging services were shut down so as to not give protestors a medium to communicate their message. In China, people always make jokes about the “Great Firewall of China”. It didn’t earn this nickname for no reason though, Chinese citizens are blocked from pretty much any site that has anything anti-communist or any content that might go against their ideologies.</p>
<p>Although out Internet is as free as red, white, and blue can be, freedom can bring about some bad things. Criminals and identity thieves roam the Internet; hackers and trackers prey on innocents. As technology increases, these criminals up their arsenal and still have some tricks up their sleeve. Some people may feel comforted by the security systems and firewalls installed on their computer, but this is just the same as a child hiding under the covers; what are the covers actually going to do?</p>
<p>These preliminary defenses are a piece of cake for a hacker of even the most rudimentary talent. The truth is, even if these defenses worked, they still wouldn’t fix the main problem: <strong>the IP address</strong>. This virtual nametag your computer wears is shown to every website, and contains your location. If someone got your IP address, all they would have to do is copy it into a Google search, and they would have your location.<br />
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Although the IP is completely public, it can be hidden using anonymous proxy software. This will actually mask your IP, and allow you to travel anonymously and securely on the web. The proxy will change your IP address to one it uses, and this way, you will not appear as you, but as the proxy.</p>
<p>There a variety of these services to choose from. Web proxies are the most common, and most widely used, often because they are free. All these entail is going to a website, hitting in the address you wish to visit, and the proxy will act as a middleman, and retrieve the information for you, so it’s like you never even visited the site.</p>
<p>The other type of proxy server is the professional, fee-based server. These will offer the same services as a web proxy, but often add in an additional layer of security. Although people feel safe with a web proxy, the truth is they offer no security and are sometimes run by hacker to steal people’s information. Fee-based proxies offer encryption services, which will encode all of your data so that it will appear as hieroglyphics to any hacker or interloper.</p>
<p>Don’t be disillusioned by total freedom; you are not always safe. The systems that protect you and come stock on your computer are not enough to combat the perils of online life and browsing. There are criminals who, every day, make an illicit living on people who are unprotected. Don’t be one of them! <strong>Protect yourself by using an anonymous proxy and ward off any intruder to your Internet space.</strong> Most importantly, don’t let anyone locate you through your IP address, use an anonymous proxy and gain the peace of mind that comes with complete safety.</p>

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		<description><![CDATA[Every computer comes stock with some sort of Internet browser; whether it be Internet Explorer, FireFox, Safari, etc. These browsers start out completely uncensored and unblocked. This is the prospect of America; you have absolute freedom unless you choose to limit it. Parents who buy their young kids computers have to go in and manually [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Every computer comes stock with some sort of Internet browser; whether it be Internet Explorer, FireFox, Safari, etc. These browsers start out completely uncensored and unblocked. This is the prospect of America; you have absolute freedom unless you choose to limit it. Parents who buy their young kids computers have to go in and manually install child-blocking software and other censoring programs. This is all done by choice, and is completely unnecessary to the correct function of the computer.</p>
<p>This is true of most countries, the United States being the most prominent. There are some places where the government censorship is running rampant and is instated unwillingly upon its citizens. These places are few and far between, but are highly publicized for their censorship and other injustices on their citizens. China is a prime example. “The Great Firewall of China” is what China’s censoring agenda is satirically known as, and its citizens are becoming fed up with it. The people of this nation used to just be defeated by it, and would never do anything to try and help themselves out of desperation, but recently, movements have been made to free them. People in the Americas and other free nations set up proxy servers to send aid to their companions in less-than-democratic nations. These anonymous proxies ensure anonymous browsing for the citizens, who run the risk of being caught for their “crimes”; YouTube, FaceBook, etc.<br />
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An anonymous proxy is a god-send for them. These servers can avoid the government censorship in place in many of these places, and allow them to get to the sites they want to. By using these servers, the citizens can also remain safe from the Internet police who roam the Internet, looking for rogue citizens. The proxy will actually conceal their identity because their IP address, which points back to them in China, will change and can be changed to one of a totally different country.</p>
<p>Imagine having to buy your child a computer with censoring software installed on it against your will. That is one thing, but imagine buying yourself a computer with this software on it! It would be infuriating, and would not fly in the U.S. or any other democratic nation. For people of China though, this is a reality. The newly instated Green Dam software blocks many things, and even things pertaining to anti-communism. The system is not infallible though; an anonymous proxy could easily break through the blocks.</p>
<p>The proxy acts as a middleman in the Internet transaction; you request the site from it, and it goes and gets it for you. This way, the fact that you visited the site is never recorded, and you can then freely surf. In fact, if anyone looked at your browsing history, all they would see is the name of the proxy server over and over and over again. While this might not matter to many Americans, if the secret Chinese police seize their computer, they would find no evidence of the innocent citizen committing the heinous crime of “broadcasting themselves.”</p>
<p>The bottom line is, an anonymous proxy will ensure an anonymous browsing experience for American and non-American alike. For Americans, an anonymous proxy will stop hackers from getting their IP address and tracking them. For Chinese residents and other non-free places, an anonymous proxy will get them past the privacy issues and other government censorship.</p>

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