Hide Your IP Using FoxyProxy(Firefox browser only)

What is Proxy?

A proxy or proxy server is basically another computer which serves as a hub through which internet requests are processed. By connecting through one of these servers, your computer sends your requests to the proxy server which then processes your request and returns what you were wanting. In this way it serves as an intermediary between your home machine and the rest of the computers on the internet. Proxies are used for a number of reasons such as to filter web content, to go around restrictions such as parental blocks, to screen downloads and uploads and to provide anonymity when surfing the internet.


Why Use a Proxy?

If you are wanting to surf the web anonymously then proxies can provide you with a means to hide your home IP address from the rest of the world. By connecting to the internet through proxies, the home IP address of your machine will not be shown but rather the IP of the proxy server will be shown. This can provide you with more privacy then if you were simply connecting directly to the internet. There are number of proxies that can provide you with service. You can find a list of these simply by typing “Proxy List” into any search engine. There are some proxies which are free and some which charge money, the choice is up to you but we have found that the paid proxies are more reliable, faster and more secure.

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Firefox adds-on for hiding IP using Proxy:

Foxy Proxy Standard

After you installed, restart your FireFox browser.

Tutorial how to use this adds-on, watch this video:

  

Commands to type in 'Run' on Windows

*Simply on your keyboard, press 'Windows logo' and 'R' to display Run window.



1. Add/Remove Programs : appwiz.cpl

2. Accessibility Controls : access.cpl

3. Add Hardware Wizard : hdwwiz.cpl

4. Administrative tools : control admintools

5. Calculator : calc

6. Command Prompt(DOS) : cmd

7. Computer Management : compmgmt.msc

8. Date/Time Properties : timedate.cpl

9. Direct X panel : dxdiag

10. Disk De-fragment : dfrg.msc

11. Display Properties : control desktop

12. Group Policy editor : gpedit.msc

13. Fonts Folder : fonts

14. Folder Properties : control folders

15. Internet Properties : inetcpl.cpl

16. Keyboard Properties : control keyboard

17. Log Off Windows : logoff

18. Mouse Properties : control mouse

19. Network Connections : control netconnections or ncpa.cpl
 
20. Notepad : notepad

21. On-screen Keyboard : osk

22. Phone/Modem Options : telephon.cpl

23. Printers Folder : printers

24. Power Configuration : powercfg.cpl

25. Registry Editor : regedit

26. Windows services : services.msc

27. Scanner/Camera : sticpl.cpl

28. Scheduled Tasks : control schedtasks

29. System Properties : sysdm.cpl

30. Taskmanager : taskmgr

31. Shut down Windows : shutdown

32. Sound/Audio Properties : mmsys.cpl

33. Windows Firewall : firewall.cpl

34. Windows Magnify : magnify

35. Utility Manager : utilman

36. Windows XP Tour : tourstart

37. Word pad : write

38. open "temporary" folder : temp

39. open "prefetch" folder : prefetch

40. open "recent" folder : recent

 
Or you can save it in Notepad:

1. Open Notepad and type one of the command above.

2. Save as .bat file format and put on Desktop.

'GodMode' in Windows

Wanna change some settings on Windows easily without making thorugh to Control Panel menu, heres the tips:

1. Create a new folder in Desktop. Name it or just copy the text below:

 GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}

then Enter. You'll see the icon of the that folder now is changed like below:

 Explore it for yourself. =)

Detect Keylogger On Your PC

What is keylogger? You can read from here. For simply understanding, each time you're typing anything on your keyboard to the PC, the keylogger will record it and then, it'll send it to the malicious individual especially stealing passwords. Now I will show you how to detect keylogger on your PC without using any software. 


1. As usual, open your cmd or Command Prompt and type:

netstat

press Enter. wait for while till its finish.


2. After finished, look at the last line in Local Address section, copy the IP address and paste it to Notepad.

3. Now open new cmd or Command Prompt again and type netstat . Again, look at the last line of Local Address section, compare it with the one that you paste it in Notepad and the new one in cmd just now. 

 If it is still the same, that's mean your PC was free from keylogger. And if it is not same, your PC might be had keylogger. Beware!

 Best software for protecting PC from keylogger:

 Ardamax Keylogger

 Zemana AntiLogger