PROXY LIST - FOR ALL: August 2009

Monday, August 31, 2009

Free Shell list

http://mrejata.eu
Server: Linux Slackware
Services: Spam-filtered email, your-login@mrejata.eu, web email http://mail.mrejata.eu, simple web hosting http://mrejata.org/~your-login, full usenet access (read and post), console-based web browsing (lynx,links), IRC access to all networks, 2bg procesess, IRC - psybnc, eggdrop, full access to wide range of compilers

http://yunix.net
Server: CentOS release 5.3
Services: Irssi, screen, psybnc, figlet, local IRC, Mordor MUD, cc/g++ version 4.1.2, gdb 6.8-27, Python 2.4.3, Perl 5.8.8, Shells: sh, bash, zsh, tcsh, csh

http://ninthfloor.org
Server: Debian linux
Services: crontab and atd, nvi, Vim, Emacs, joe, nano, pico, ed , mutt, alpine, mailx, fetchmail, lynx, links, elinks, irssi, epic, an email account (username@ninthfloor.org) with advanced spam filtering features, web access to your HTML documents (http://users.ninthfloor.org/~username), 256MiB of disk quota ...

http://blackmage.co.uk
Server: Debian GNU/Linux Lenny, Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU X3350 @ 2.66GHz, 400MB RAM
Services: Irssi, gcc, g++, gdb, php, perl, python, screen, nano, make, bzip2, mutt, wget, bash, lynx, subversion, FTP, SSH, HTTP e.g. http://blackmage.co.uk/~rez/, 250MB space for each user, however exceptions can be made.

Saturday, August 29, 2009

Cgi Proxies

hide-me-now.com
hidemyass.com
proxify.com
proxy.tc
sslunblock.com
secure-tunnel.com
blewpass.com
proxeasy.com

Friday, August 28, 2009

Friday, August 21, 2009

elite proxy list - 21 August [ Checked ]

59.36.98.154:80 - elite - China
69.13.197.165:80 - elite - United States
147.171.65.3:80 - elite - France
200.107.15.58:80 - elite - Ecuador
98.172.168.68:8080 - elite - United States
202.54.61.99:8080 - elite - India
122.155.0.244:3128 - elite - Thailand
202.3.217.125:80 - elite - Indonesia
143.225.238.238:80 - elite - Italy

Wednesday, August 19, 2009

Sock LIST

84.1.44.89:1080
208.109.110.163:28449
221.204.253.154:1080
211.189.18.165:5818
92.226.17.227:42315
221.12.147.80:1080

High anonymous (elite) HTTP proxies : 19 August [ Checked ]

76.107.223.83:8085
203.177.193.102:3128
193.136.191.26:3127
194.36.10.156:3128
77.88.66.251:8000
220.60.16.72:8080
24.4.223.134:9090
174.142.24.201:3128
74.54.156.73:80
174.142.104.57:3128
58.51.197.203:808

Monday, August 17, 2009

Huge List of Anonymous Proxies

216.55.95.213:8888
216.193.219.122:8118
98.124.135.217:8080
98.119.176.242:8080
97.65.164.214:8080
97.65.164.212:8080
97.65.164.211:8080
97.107.130.146:80
94.52.112.70:3128
93.185.38.36:3128
92.54.82.19:80
92.49.1.65:8080
92.48.80.107:80
211.183.3.9:80
211.144.200.14:80
211.136.86.204:8085
209.47.251.243:80
92.127.11.242:3128
91.193.130.126:1080
91.192.241.139:3129
91.146.50.38:1080
91.139.151.132:1080
91.121.91.61:3128
91.121.203.191:3128
91.121.135.73:80
91.112.157.214:8080
90.156.232.52:3128
201.75.67.191:6588
201.74.240.97:6588
201.74.235.65:6588
201.74.222.47:3128
201.73.208.18:1080
201.73.205.130:3128
201.72.111.10:1080
201.70.17.163:1080
201.70.144.49:1080
201.70.103.95:6588

SSH Tunnel SOCKS Proxy Forwarding = Secure Browsing

When you are at the coffee shop, or at a conference, and you are not sure that you want to send all your data over the wi-fi network in plaintext, you want a secure tunnel to browse. This happened to me recently and I stumbled across a neat feature of openssh (the ssh client on everyone’s computer). The wonders of ssh never cease to amaze me!

You can use the “-D” flag of openssh to create a SOCKS proxy.

The command first:
$ssh -D 9999 username@ip-address-of-ssh-server

This of course connects you to the server specified by “ip-address-of-ssh-server”. Needless to say, you (username) must have an ssh account on the server. In addition, this will create a SOCKS proxy on port “9999″ of your computer. This is a tunnel to the server. Now all you have to do is set the preference in Firefox to use a SOCKS proxy. The proxy is, of course, “localhost”, with the port 9999.

Now when you browse, all the connections you make to websites will seem to originate from the server to which you SSH-ed. In addition, all outgoing and incoming data for the browsing session will be encrypted since it passes through the SSH connection.

Other applications (like email clients) may also support SOCKS proxies. If any of them, you can look into using proxychains(there’s an Ubuntu package).

You can misuse this technology to circumvent paranoid browsing firewalls, even to pretend you are wherever your ssh server is located - so you can work around country-based blocks etc. I use it for the very unromantic reason that I don’t want some aspiring cracker to sneak up on me when I am in public.

Updates:

Kees Cook tells us how to tunnel DNS lookups, so snoopy folks can’t even figure out what your are browsing, and the evil ones can’t DNS-phish you
Don McArthur points out his excellent article that addresses the same issue
verevi says the FoxyProxy extension will make things easier for you on the Firefox side of things

Reference: http://ubuntu.wordpress.com/2006/12/08/ssh-tunnel-socks-proxy-forwarding-secure-browsing/

Update Irc Proxy

203.160.1.75:80
203.160.1.66:80
212.93.193.72:443
212.93.193.78:443
212.93.193.74:443
212.93.193.82:443
218.14.227.197:3128
114.30.47.10:80
203.160.1.103:80
203.160.1.121:80
203.160.1.112:80
114.127.246.36:8080
203.160.1.85:80
203.160.1.94:80
148.233.239.23:80
60.12.190.58:8088
202.188.165.217:808
118.98.160.102:8080
59.139.31.217:80
212.102.0.104:80
212.102.0.104:8080

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