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Keeping Safe Online (Basic) - By Insight - Leeway - Sep 5, 2015 ![]() ![]() We are going to be covering how to stay safe on the internet now there are a lot of benefits to this. 1. You can hide your IP address which means you won't get DDOS attacks sent to your home connection. 2. To stay hidden on websites that you don't want tracked by your IP address. 3. If your banned from something on your home connection you can use a VPN to have a clean record. First of all you need a vpn (duh) there are a lot of good vpn's on HF that are pretty good but I currently use one called tunnelbear it seems fine just to prevent ddos attacks and getting resolved on skype. ![]() Here is a list of some good vpn's 1. https://www.tunnelbear.com/ 2. https://proxy.sh/ 3. https://143vpn.com/ 4. https://ra4wvpn.com/ Now also if you want to be extra secured you can use something called SOCKS5 proxies and these are very easy to use but the hard part is to get some good ones. You can get some free ones here : http://www.socks-proxy.net/ but not might be the best. ![]() Now if you were wondering how to use these you can use them with either chrome or firefox. If you want to portforward to use them make sure to download something called Putty and forward it here. And this is how you do it. In Putty: Open Putty, enter into 'Host Name (or IP address)' your host / proxy's IP (74.125.45.100), 'Port' enter port from host (your host might give you a range to choose from like: 21,22,23,80,443). Connection type: select 'SSH'. Saved Sessions enter any name you like. Left pane - Connection/SSH select 'Don't start a shell or command at all' Connection/SSH/Tunnels select 'Dynamic' then in 'Source port' enter your source port, for ex: 8282 ('Source port' is the port it will listen on from your box, so pick any port that is open). Then click Add. Session/ Click the 'Save' button. ![]() If you want to use VanDyke's SecureCRT, it's really too heavy of an app to use for this tiny job, here are the settings: Connect button/ New Session button (3rd from left) / Protocol select SSH2/ Fill in information for Server/ Name anything/ Finish. Then right click on your new session under Session, select Properties/Connections/Port Forwarding/ Select 'Do not request a shell'. Click Add button, enter your source/listening port under 'Remote': 8282, select 'Dynamic forwarding using SOCKS4 or 5', click OK. To conclude this thread a main part of staying safe is to not give out your skype and other information as much because there are people out there that are dicks and want to wreck you over. Hope you guys liked my TuT it is my first so don't judge. ![]() * - Hinch - Sep 5, 2015 Thanks for another high quality tutorial coming from insight, we be hitting it hard. * - SirZio - Sep 5, 2015 Great work Leeway, these HQ tutorials are coming out fast from Insight! * - Niko - Sep 5, 2015 Very nice tutorial! You should also add RA4WVPN @ http://RA4WVPN.com to the good VPN's. * - Leeway - Sep 5, 2015 Just added that VPN to the list thank you very much. * - Private Network - Sep 6, 2015 This isn't exactly high quality, it's just a small guide on how to use proxies and VPN's At first I thought, Insight, probaly another big high quality tutorial and then I see this. I was at first, Is this it? This is really basic and I imagine everyone on this forum knows about this and probably tons of people off this forum too. Comeone guys. * - Hinch - Sep 6, 2015 (Sep 6, 2015 04:58 AM)Private Network Wrote: This isn't exactly high quality, it's just a small guide on how to use proxies and VPN'sWe understand its basic, however new members to the computing scene don't. Don't fear more detailed tuts are coming, give us a break we have done more for the community than a lot of other groups. It even says in title basic * - Private Network - Sep 6, 2015 (Sep 6, 2015 05:02 AM)Hinch Wrote: We understand its basic, however new members to the computing scene don't. Don't fear more detailed tuts are coming, give us a break we have done more for the community than a lot of other groups. No, ANYONE who has heard of the word hack is able to install a VPN or open a proxy/socks. Give us a break? You literally thought: "Fuck, we need more tutorials. HEY CAN SOMEONE WRITE SOMETHING BASIC REAL QUICK FOR CREDIT" I've never said you don't contribute but this is utter crap. * - Sorrowful - Sep 6, 2015 LOL these people messaged a mod to remove my post, how clever. Basic stuff for basic people is all I can say, how much roast can you take bruh? All you've done is show people that you can be discredited easily and when you don't like it you leave a reputation saying something dumb like "this user has aids". Whew! You got me homie! Take it to the fucking bank m8. * - Leeway - Sep 11, 2015 Well your really mad so yeah. * - Serbian - Sep 12, 2015 You should really mention that people should use VPN-s that don't keep logs. |