Exactly. FoxyProxy to a localhost (SOCKS 5) ssh tunnel. Then do about:config on FF and set DNS to use proxy, so even your DNS requests are secure. As others wrote, have sshd listen on 80/443 on some remote box, could be a home linux server w/ DynDNS, EC2 instance (4c/hr), or a VPS for $2-3/month.
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Exactly. FoxyProxy to a localhost (SOCKS 5) ssh tunnel.
Then do about:config on FF and set DNS to use proxy, so even your DNS requests are secure.
As others wrote, have sshd listen on 80/443 on some remote box, could be a home linux server w/ DynDNS, EC2 instance (4c/hr), or a VPS for $2-3/month.
They are only blocking it like the gambling sites, through a DNS Poison.
Just changing to OpenDNS (Like I have 1-2 years ago) solves it.
I for one am very happy with the outcome, other than the wife & kid dying.
If only more spammers could die, in some way.
While there is no guilty verdict yet, I am reading this on a Friday.
I will celebrate this fine event ; with I'm sure the fine folks who have been tracking this guy at SpamHaus.
Let's all drink to this ! I hope the same for all the rest of these idiots --> http://www.spamhaus.org/rokso/index.lasso
Ciao,
Marcello M.
If your tired of the IT stuff, go flip burgers.
If you require >=2 monitors (I know I do) to work comfortably, and in doing so reducing your stress level. Then do it.
If you are denied, then give them your two weeks notice.
You will get what you require one way or the other. Don't allow anyone to affect your health.
All this is going to do is tell someone to use a proxy in another country to do their thing.
Doubt this will stop anything.
I think its like the prostitute business, nothing will stop it. Boys will be boys.
I have to admit, when I first saw the headline I thought they were talking about Cult of the Dead Cow.
:)
Back Orifice anyone ?
I was under the impression that storage is usually givin in *bytes ; anh network traffic more so in bits.
typo?
My thoughts exactly !
.. vrooooom !!!
540Mbps
MY SENTIMENTS EXACTLY !
If I was running an ISP ; I would do this from the beginning.
An ISP may not be liable for the users 31337 traffic, but I think they are responsible for 'drone' traffic.
Port blocking is excellent.
If these damn ISP's would block port 25, instead of Vonage's port -- Life would be so much better !
Why a dynamic IP block should have Port 25 open, is beyond me.
Block Spam, not VoIP you ISPs !
For all those that say BSD is dead.
Open Source is dead !
Watch out, because it will come back to haunt you.
This is what I was going to say ! /= Broadband
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