Bypassing company's network

[LootKore]

If you're company blocks your internet connection then maybe this tip would help. Because I have tried it and I succeed. Actually I'm at work while posting this.../gg....


Based from American Company:

1.Usually they have their own proxy server. Which is known to all employees but sad to say its limited..
2.Network Administrator especially if a Filipino is lazy and underestimates us employees.../gg..wrong move


Here's what you will do(Assuming you know the company's proxy server):

1.Open Internet Explorer.
2.Click TOOLS TAb and select INTERNET OPTIONS.
3.AT the CONNECTIONS tab select LAN settings.
4.Check Proxy server.
5.Enter the company's proxy server IP address.
6.Enter 8080 at the Port field.


Common mistake from LAzy/Who cares?/Undergrad/Bobo Network Administrators

1.They forgot to block port 8080.Lazy for them.Good for us../gg

[Solidsnake47]

HAHA nice man. In school while our teacher is lecturing. He turns blocks the internet conection. Haha now i know how.

[Kumash.Kxa™]

If you're company blocks your internet connection then maybe this tip would help. Because I have tried it and I succeed. Actually I'm at work while posting this.../gg....
Based from American Company:

1.Usually they have their own proxy server. Which is known to all employees but sad to say its limited..
2.Network Administrator especially if a Filipino is lazy and underestimates us employees.../gg..wrong move
Here's what you will do(Assuming you know the company's proxy server):

1.Open Internet Explorer.
2.Click TOOLS TAb and select INTERNET OPTIONS.
3.AT the CONNECTIONS tab select LAN settings.
4.Check Proxy server.
5.Enter the company's proxy server IP address.
6.Enter 8080 at the Port field.
Common mistake from LAzy/Who cares?/Undergrad/Bobo Network Administrators

1.They forgot to block port 8080.Lazy for them.Good for us../gg

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hmm... Internet Options is blocked in our office and even the FILE on IE...

Kumashgore

[Sidy]

ahh, im guessing you have a non-admin account in xp

try this - it sounds dumb when im saying this to scripting pros, but you wont believe how dumb network admins can be

on the log-in screen, press ctrl-alt-del hard like a coupla times

you will be taken to the old style login screen, where u gotta type in both the login name and passwd

put "Administrator" as the login, and blank passwd, and voila! ur in!

this works coz "Administrator" is a default admin account in xp, AFAIK you can't disable it, and if the admin chooses some other name for login and dosn't set the Administrator account passwd, you can waltz in..

i've tried this in many places, and it works like a charm

[Kumash.Kxa™]

ahh, im guessing you have a non-admin account in xp

try this - it sounds dumb when im saying this to scripting pros, but you wont believe how dumb network admins can be

on the log-in screen, press ctrl-alt-del hard like a coupla times

you will be taken to the old style login screen, where u gotta type in both the login name and passwd

put "Administrator" as the login, and blank passwd, and voila! ur in!

this works coz "Administrator" is a default admin account in xp, AFAIK you can't disable it, and if the admin chooses some other name for login and dosn't set the Administrator account passwd, you can waltz in..

i've tried this in many places, and it works like a charm

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we are on Windows 2K (active directory)... and I can say that our Admins are real good in their stuff... but i think i can just bypass some if not all of their restrictions... and yes, one of the admin is a friend of mine and he wonders how the heck am i doing all those tricks... i always say "it wasnt me"

Kumashgore

[LootKore]

hmm... Internet Options is blocked in our office and even the FILE on IE...

Kumashgore

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You could try opening MY COMPUTER and type a URL in the Address bar.

or

RUN> Type Iexplore

[Kumash.Kxa™]

You could try opening MY COMPUTER and type a URL in the Address bar.

or

RUN> Type Iexplore

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i am guessing that you havent been in a really tight network restriction because of ur suggestions...

Kumashgore

[Flam]

There are better ways.  I'll let you figure it out on your own since you like "hacking".  

[GAMEfreak]

another idea is bringing in a memory key containing something like mozilla firefox , should do the trick as you can set your own restrictions, aka none at all lol.

[menika]

If you're company blocks your internet connection then maybe this tip would help. Because I have tried it and I succeed. Actually I'm at work while posting this.../gg....


Based from American Company:

1.Usually they have their own proxy server. Which is known to all employees but sad to say its limited..
2.Network Administrator especially if a Filipino is lazy and underestimates us employees.../gg..wrong move


Here's what you will do(Assuming you know the company's proxy server):

1.Open Internet Explorer.
2.Click TOOLS TAb and select INTERNET OPTIONS.
3.AT the CONNECTIONS tab select LAN settings.
4.Check Proxy server.
5.Enter the company's proxy server IP address.
6.Enter 8080 at the Port field.


Common mistake from LAzy/Who cares?/Undergrad/Bobo Network Administrators

1.They forgot to block port 8080.Lazy for them.Good for us../gg

how do we find the comapanys proxy server?
*edit* port  80/ 8080  is open
*edit2* and they use surfcontrol   http://www.surfcontrol.com/

[xPANDA]

sorry im a newb

but what is the companys proxy?
how do i find  it?

[redeemer]

hey i already detected it....and it is many services like this:
8080     tcp     BrownOrifice     [trojan] Brown Orifice
8080    tcp    BrownOrifice    [trojan] Brown Orifice
8080    tcp    Genericbackdoor    [trojan] Generic backdoor
8080    tcp    http-alt    HTTP Alternate (see port 80)
8080    tcp    RemoConChubo    [trojan] RemoConChubo
8080    tcp    ReverseWWWTunnel    [trojan] Reverse WWW Tunnel Backdoor
8080    tcp    RingZero    [trojan] RingZero
8080    udp    http-alt    HTTP Alternate (see port 80)
they infiltrate this kind of port so many hackers attacked this port

[ngboot]

Hey... yea if you get on a real network and are expecting these things to get you in you are sadly mistaken. A USB key is actually a viable option until I disable your USB access. You may get a LiveCD or other things, but where there's a will there's pretty much a way.