How can i hide my ip

[Project X]

what apps can i use to hide my ip im using sentech

[stoke]

KE ?
Nooit ... the only way to do that kind of thing is to use an anonymouse proxy.
Look at this for an example : http://www.the-cloak.com/anonymous-surfing-home.html

There are lots of them .. some more dubious than others.
Some are just fronts trying to catch criminals.

[nic777]

For web browsing? http://anonymouse.org/anonwww.html

[raZer]

You can use Proxomitron

[teraside]

I'd like to hide my ip too, it would make downloading from rapidshare so much eaiser.
There has to be some other "currently supported" ip hiding software aswell hey? I don't like Proxomitron.

Edit: I got HideIp and a few other apps looks good

[MacNabs]

www.secure-tunnel.com
There is an anonymouse surfing bar on the site. Try it out. They also provide pay a service which gives you the option to make use of their proxy in your web browser. This allows you to anonymously surf the net. It also encrypts all the incoming and outgoing internet traffic from your pc. This makes it impossible for your employer to track your internet activity.

[MacNabs]

It also gives you the ability to surf those sites at work which your company blocks. Such as myadsl in my case. If anybody has tried this service please let me know what you think as i am also interested in it and would like more info before signing up. Thanks

[Highflyer_GP]

Running HideIP, real IP is 165.145.x.x - www.proxydetect.com detects it as 198.54.x.x

Everytime you need to change it then just search for a new proxy in HideIP

Currently routing through 62.116.40.112 in Spain

[teraside]

Just saw that now Highflyer, I thought it was strange that it still said SAIX, but the IP definitely changed

[Tux]

Dont know if it still exists, but we used to cause shiyt on irc with tor
http://tor.eff.org

[Jeeva]

Dont know if it still exists, but we used to cause shiyt on irc with tor
http://tor.eff.org

TOR is only good for taking down websites with DoSS attacks, otherwise don't bother with it.

Just google anonymous / transparent proxies. Load it up!

[Maronite Pride]

Yeah Tor/JAP slow down the connection since you're using other people’s bandwidth. I wouldn’t bother with it unless you’re doing some illegal activities...

[Tjorriemorrie]

www.secure-tunnel.com
There is an anonymouse surfing bar on the site. Try it out. They also provide pay a service which gives you the option to make use of their proxy in your web browser. This allows you to anonymously surf the net. It also encrypts all the incoming and outgoing internet traffic from your pc. This makes it impossible for your employer to track your internet activity.

Don't know so much about ip's....what will happen if the company blocks the secure-tunnel site? Surely you need to get to that site to use the service? Or do you dowload an app?

[MacNabs]

Don't know so much about ip's....what will happen if the company blocks the secure-tunnel site? Surely you need to get to that site to use the service? Or do you dowload an app?

Yea thats where they could catch you. But is it likely that if you are the only guy in your entire company making use of this service that they will ever block it?

Another cool site i found is www.spysurfing.com, this allows you to do everything like secure-tunnel. The pages are encrypted and returned to your browser. Check the url in your browser when you are accessing sites.

[tonyb]

ProjectX, there are many tools for hiding your IP. One method is to use something like Anonymizer.com, where you can browse anonymously using their tool. The problem with this is that Anonymizer has a fixed range of IP addresses they let their customers use, and many sites are not banning users from the Anonymizer IP range.

Another software (for windows) I have use is www.hide-my-ip.com. This tool has hundreds of "high-elite anonymous proxies" from all over the world. Better still, there are no yearly fees with hide my ip. The only downside I have experianced with this is some of the proxies are slow.

The last method you may consider looking into is a service called proxify. This company offers a web-based anonymous browsing service for a yearly fee. The downside of this service, again, is that many sites ban IP ranges of companies that allow their users access to the company’s proxy servers.

Hope this helps.

TonyB