Archive for the 'Networking' Category

Howto: Securely tunnel via SSH to browse www websites over http

Tuesday, January 29th, 2008

Hi guys, welcome to what you’ve been searching the internet frantically for. Say wa? A no-nonsense guide to anonymous, secure & encrypted port forwarding via SSH tunneling. I will tell you how in just 3 easy steps.
Step 1
Open putty, Goto the Connection-> SSH-> Tunnels and type in 7070 for source port (you can use any [...]

The all Seeing Eye that is Echelon Is listening

Wednesday, January 2nd, 2008

As a english patriot my entire life I have enjoyed the peaceful comfort of my own house, and the provisions and the safety that are made for us (and indeed taken for granted). What a lot of my readers don’t know is that privacy is something of the past, and as discussed previously with like [...]

Welp.co.uk Consultancy to be launched

Thursday, December 27th, 2007

In my short time working in IS and IT I have learnt a multitude of skills and sins; Habbits and Harassments. Good lessons and ones I would rather never have benefited from! You know the ones I mean!
I am happy to announce that I am working on a very-much lucrative consultation firm that should be [...]

The Official Azio.Org Christmas Proxy List

Monday, December 24th, 2007

I have been updating the azio.org proxy list a bit more often recently, a lot of you are no doubt online this christmas and want to browse in peace of mind. Remember, use proxies for anonymity, if you want to break the law using them it is really inadvisable, this isn’t a disclaimer, just a [...]

Intercepting Files with tcpdump

Thursday, December 20th, 2007

It’s actually possible to intercept files on a network, unencrypted ones at the very least. However it is likely you will also be able to retrieve the encrypted information also, and given you have access to the cipher type or the authorisation key for the encryption you will be able to gain access to it.
This [...]

Filter P2P Network Traffic with ipp2p

Thursday, December 20th, 2007

Today I was browsing my favourite search engine and find a neat (and almost easy) way to configure, iptable and filter p2p network traffic with a nice little application called ipp2p (linux of course!).
Large and medium size corporate institutional networks suffer now a days from “smart” users who try to get their latest Movie/soft/Music/TVShow downloaded [...]

return of the men in black