Re: Re: Re: [dylug] bypassing proxy

hi debu,
            i have a registry entry that when run on computer allow u to access the site 
which we want to but can't, the registry key is :
 
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings]
"ProxyEnable"=dword:00000000
"ProxyServer"=":"
"ProxyOverride"=""
"DisablePasswordCaching"=dword:00000000

if u don't have access to create a registry file then i have attached the same file 

just open run this file on the computer and see if it works.

and do tell if it works 

bye

cheers :-)

 

happy hacking 

 

 

 


Debajit Adhikary <[email protected]> wrote:
V!vek wrote:
> taking the initiative for a change. I am sure she will
> have a way to access yahoo somehow (mobile) :-) 

If you're talking of WAP/GPRS, with the current speeds of AirtelWorld
GPRS and Reliance's CDMA RWorld (I havent used Idea GPRS), you begin
to wonder why the WWW isn't the World Wide Wait :)

If you're talking of Yahoo Messenger (Mobile), at Rs3 per message,
hmmm... that's as much as a average short phone call for a little
message. Hmmm...

Lemme digress here a bit... reunions aside, and knowing that many of
us here still have that hacker streak...

Question of the Week: 

My proxy here at office, for instance, doesnt allow me to download
audio/video content nor access many other sites, and I can't seem to
bypass the proxy anyhow -- public proxies didnt seem to work for me --
like anonymizer.com. Neither do download accelerators. Seemingly I'd
suppose the filtering is done at the HTTP GET/POST level. Given a
situation like this, how would you access that site you've always
wanted to but can't?

(Well of course I could ask our n/w admins here to unblock some site
-- if it is a legitimate site, but that won't work for all sites ;) --
and yes, I do have at least one valid solution in mind... but am
looking for even more innovative and creative solutions ;)

Come up with as interesting answers as you can :)
(Your answers neednt be geeky... there *is* such a thing as *social* hacking :)

(Sorry about the techie post...  :)

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