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Thursday, September 2, 2010
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| PROXIES MAIN QUESTIONS |
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| IP ADDRESS QUESTIONS |
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| BROWSING QUESTIONS |
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| FREE PROXY LISTS |
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| PROXY TIPS |
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PROXY FINDER
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What is Proxy Finder?
Proxy Finder searches for HTTP proxy lists, HTTPS proxy lists and SOCKS (SOCKS4, SOCKS4A, SOCKS5, SOCKS5 with Authentication) proxies lists on the Internet. You should specify proxy web site URL(s) where proxy lists are located and Proxy Finder will automatically find proxy servers information. Then proxy/proxies are added to the program proxy list. Also some proxy finders can check added proxies on fly or by your request. Usually proxies can be checked for proxy state, proxy speed, proxy location and proxy anonymity.
Most proxy finder tools allow you to:
- Scan proxy web sites and extract HTTP proxy lists, HTTPS proxy list and SOCKS proxies list
- Recognize different proxy list formats
- Import/export proxy lists
- Search proxies from certain countries
- Extract proxies from different proxy lists simultaneously
- Automatically search for proxies using scheduler
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Internet Privacy protection - Internet risks, privacy test
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Internet is full of potential risk to your privacy and security. Every time you surf the web you leave traces of your Internet activity that can reveal your real-life identity and expose you to hackers, identity thieves and spammers. Using this information they can monitor your browsing habits and activities, spy upon you, steal personal information and exploit security holes in your system to cause damage to your computer.
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Privacy Protection : Privacy Test
Do you want to know how private you are while surfing?
Check your Internet privacy & your proxy anonymity using our free Privacy Test!
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Internet risks
When you surf the Internet, any web resource you access can gather and record usage information about you such as your IP address, location, time of day, browser type, browser language, software configuration, operating system you are using, web pages last visited and other information that you might want to keep confidential.
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Internet risks
IP address (Internet Protocol address) is your internet identification number. Everyone has an IP address to communicate on the Internet, in other words it's like a telephone number or mailing address. Using your IP it is possible to know your country, city, internet provider and even physical address. Hackers and identity thieves can use this information to steal personal information, spy upon you or cause damage to your PC. It is possible to restrict accessing any information or provide customized content to specific IP.
While most sites use information about OS and browser to provide a better surfing experience this information can also be used by hackers for virus attacks that use weaknesses in your system to get access to the content of your hard drive or RAM, steal personal information or cause damage to your computer.
Information about last visited web pages can be used to track your web usage and profile your browsing habits. Spammers can use this information to send you spam and junk e-mails.
Some sites use scripts and Java applets. While most of them are useful and commonly used to enhance the appearance and functionality of web sites, some are harmful as can be used to get access to your personal information or cause damage to your PC based on the information about your computer. Information about system settings can be used to track your location and spy upon you. Spammers can track your web usage and profile your browsing habits to send you spam and junk e-mails.
Using malicious scripts and Java applets it is possible to get various information about your computer. Some kinds of your computer information (ex. screen resolution) are harmless and can be used for statistical research or providing special advertisement. But some information is not as harmless (ex information about your disks, etc) and can be used by hackers to get access and cause damage to your computer.
As you surf the web, most web sites send cookies to your computer to track your Internet usage.Some cookies are "good" cookies, used for legitimate purposes, such as storing preferences, account information and remembering the choices you have made on the site. Some cookies are "bad" cookies. Bad cookies are used to track your browsing habits, purchase history, etc.
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Proxy Checker - automatically parses proxy lists and generates detailed information about proxy server response time, proxy location, proxy type, proxy anonymity and functionality. So you can easily choose the proxy/proxies you want.
Most Proxy Checkers allows you to:
- Check proxies simultaneously
- Check HTTP proxy lists, HTTPS proxy list, SOCKS4, SOCKS5 proxy server lists
- Supports multithreading to check proxy list faster
- Check proxy server speed
- Check proxy anonymity (anonymous proxy, high anonymous proxy, transparent proxy)
- Check proxy server location
- Check proxies functionality
- Import and export proxy list
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Every time you surf the web you are subject to different Internet risks including hackers, identity thieves, spammers and other people who want to get access to your computer and monitor your activities
Do you know ...
Your computer tracks everything you are doing while using the computer or surfing the Internet
... Your online and offline activities are not private as surfing tracks, cache, downloaded files and some identifying data is stored on your computer.
... Some tracks of computer and Internet activity can't be removed manually without special tracks eraser software.
If you don't protect your information, your surfing habits and private information could be tracked and stolen. You may compromise your privacy and even become a victim of identify theft.
Privacy eraser software will keep your private information by deleting history that is collected on your computer while surf the web: a history of the web sites you have visited, images and movies you have seen, files you downloaded, documents and files you have just opened, cookies that web sites store on your computer, emails, passwords and logins you use to access various accounts over the web, your credit card number and other confidential information.
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