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Posted by Chilly8 on October 15, 2007, 8:58 am
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>>> Just change your browser setting to any public Tor
>>> entry server, and you are good to go.
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>> And when the connection is found by the IT department in a network that
>> is not properly secured - they will be disciplined for company policy
>> violations. In the case of a properly secured company network your "just
>> change your settings... " would not work, as they would not be permitted
>> access to non-company approved websites.
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> Well, I will say this. We are covering the WTA Zurich tennis tournamant
> this week, and I am seeing connections from corporate networks all over
> Europe. I have 136 on my message board right now, and I would say
> about 90 percent of them are coming from corporate networks all over
> Europe.
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> When doing sports and talk programming, there are other feeds I turn
> on, and between that, and the message boards, I am pulling about 9.6
> megabits transfer rate right now, and nearly allow it from corporate
> networks in Europe, and some users on corporate networks in the
> Eastern USA are conecting now, as the workday is just about to
> begin there. The number of people connecting from coroprate
> networks in Europe to various forms of our coverage right now,
> is staggering.
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> As the workday begins for you there, someone could be tuned in
> to one of the various forms of our coverage, right now, and you
> might not spot it right away, if they are using the message forums.
I have a bloke from England in one of my chat rooms dedicated to
coverage who is using encrypted tunnel to his residential DSL
line on these new 25 megabit lines they have in England, and the
he is tunneling out from there to my server, and he this guy is
even BOASTING in my chat room right now that the boss
will NEVER catch him, and he may well be right, if he is
using strong enough encryption.
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