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Hello,
I am using hidemyass VPN and wanted to ask if this service completely hide my real IP ? I mean,can some websites find out my real IP adress? If yes,is there any VPN or service which could 100% hide my real IP from internet ?
Thanks
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I'm not sure but I think yes it hides your real IP. But unfortunately its shows that you're using the VPN/Proxy. If you're tried of using VPN's/Proxies, better use tor browser
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VON's help hide your IP but nithing will never hide it completely...
it will help but to make it 100% unTRACEBLE you can go to a coffee shop and do it there... with a VPN. and that will make it visable to the site if they get past the VON but it will make imt harder if you are doing anything thaaat illegal
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May 28, 2015 02:05 AM
(This post was last modified: May 28, 2015 02:07 AM by Bulma.)
(May 28, 2015 01:58 AM)Rude Boy Wrote: I'm not sure but I think yes it hides your real IP. But unfortunately its shows that you're using the VPN/Proxy. If you're tried of using VPN's/Proxies, better use tor browser
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Thanks Rude Boy, but I need to be 100% sure if hidemyass service hide my real IP 100% and no one could find out the real IP.
Any other opinion/suggestions?
(May 28, 2015 02:03 AM)Kyle17 Wrote: VON's help hide your IP but nithing will never hide it completely...
it will help but to make it 100% unTRACEBLE you can go to a coffee shop and do it there... with a VPN. and that will make it visable to the site if they get past the VON but it will make imt harder if you are doing anything thaaat illegal
I am not making anything illegal,I just need to hide the IP completely. What do you think,some websites such a some services can find out the real IP ? I mean have they such knowledge to find out the IP thrue VPN ?
people can bypass VPN using javascript
Disable all scripts on a webbrowser aswell as several other things will give you anonymity
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(May 28, 2015 02:09 AM)Alison Wonderland Wrote: people can bypass VPN using javascript
Disable all scripts on a webbrowser aswell as several other things will give you anonymity
Understood.But can some websites find out my IP if I am using VPN?
(May 28, 2015 02:20 AM)Bulma Wrote: Understood.But can some websites find out my IP if I am using VPN?
people can bypass VPN using javascript
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by people I mean sites.
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May 28, 2015 02:28 AM
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(May 28, 2015 02:05 AM)Bulma Wrote: Thanks Rude Boy, but I need to be 100% sure if hidemyass service hide my real IP 100% and no one could find out the real IP.
Any other opinion/suggestions?
Yes! I said try tor browser. By using tor you'll be anonymous
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(May 28, 2015 02:28 AM)Rude Boy Wrote: Yes! I said try tor browser. By using tor you'll be anonymous
And expose yourself to Nodes
Nodes can be Malicious!
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(May 28, 2015 02:29 AM)Alison Wonderland Wrote: And expose yourself to Nodes
Nodes can be Malicious!
nodes? what are nodes?
I read somewhere else that tor browser is anonymous and there they aren't mentioned about nodes and it was malicious.
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JavaScript can be used to deanonymise users, as well as exploits found within other packages such as Adobe Flash Player. These can unknowingly submit information about your device back to the server for storage and advertising. Plus, cookies stored on your computer will contain information about past IP's, which could be requested when you revisit a specific site. So really, unless your doing something really dodgy, enabling NoScript should be just as good, as well as disabling JavaScript in the browsers config page.
But Tor on the other hand, it is designed for anonymity, but there is still Zero Day exploits that can be found. But the government have been known to own a large amount of Tor exit nodes, which increases the likelihood of someone tunnelling their connection through a malicious exit node. The Exit Nodes are the only devices in the Tor network other than the client that have access to unencrypted data.
So, Overall, VPN's and disabled javascript should be good for general use - but VPN's are mainly to protect the users from things like public hotspots, which although there is flaws, will still be effective at its task, but if you are doing something a bit more 'shady', then look into the WhoNix operating system, and tunnel that through a VPN on a throwaway device.
A method called STUN can bypass the VPN and get your real ip. There is someone on here selling a STUN ip logger. Here is how it works https://github.com/diafygi/webrtc-ips/bl.../README.md
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(May 28, 2015 03:24 AM)StevesTrolls Wrote: JavaScript can be used to deanonymise users, as well as exploits found within other packages such as Adobe Flash Player. These can unknowingly submit information about your device back to the server for storage and advertising. Plus, cookies stored on your computer will contain information about past IP's, which could be requested when you revisit a specific site. So really, unless your doing something really dodgy, enabling NoScript should be just as good, as well as disabling JavaScript in the browsers config page.
But Tor on the other hand, it is designed for anonymity, but there is still Zero Day exploits that can be found. But the government have been known to own a large amount of Tor exit nodes, which increases the likelihood of someone tunnelling their connection through a malicious exit node. The Exit Nodes are the only devices in the Tor network other than the client that have access to unencrypted data.
So, Overall, VPN's and disabled javascript should be good for general use - but VPN's are mainly to protect the users from things like public hotspots, which although there is flaws, will still be effective at its task, but if you are doing something a bit more 'shady', then look into the WhoNix operating system, and tunnel that through a VPN on a throwaway device.
So if I use VPN and disable javascript,its really hard to detect my real IP adress by some websites? You see the issue is, I am creating many accounts at one service and I got warning what I can't make any more and gave me warning. And now I am super confused. In creating the accounts I am using different gmail accounts and different VCC. So maybe they find out what VCC is from the same source or something? Or they could find out my real IP adress and if I create another account with VPN, they still see my real IP? I dont understand....
2 RDP's inside of each other and a few sock five proxies will do the trick
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(May 28, 2015 05:50 AM)Fʀᴀɴᴋɪᴇ Wrote: 2 RDP's inside of each other and a few sock five proxies will do the trick
Chinese language.please translate.buddy
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