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ip location - Printable Version +- Sinisterly (https://sinister.li) +-- Forum: Computers (https://sinister.li/Forum-Computers) +--- Forum: Operating Systems (https://sinister.li/Forum-Operating-Systems) +--- Thread: ip location (/Thread-ip-location) |
ip location - power - 11-04-2011 please some one tell me how i can change my location so that it appears to be on a particular network that i want if i have there ip and domain name> for example: i want to appear to be in south africa with domain @aba.edu.za but am in dubai. RE: ip location - PurpleHat - 11-05-2011 Ip Hider i think. Im not sure im new here. RE: ip location - vanquish - 11-06-2011 Only way I know of is IP spoofing. Do a search and you will find a lot of information. RE: ip location - Ambiguous - 11-06-2011 You can spoof your IP manually, or by using a Virtual Private Network or Proxy. RE: ip location - Unknown Hacker - 11-19-2011 OP: Your just looking to hide your IP by the sounds of your question ? on that note... Hi Ambiguous, Do you mind on giving us some more info on the best way to go about this. It's been a long time since I got under the hood of any Linux distro some my tools are a little rusty Cheers. RE: ip location - rico - 03-21-2012 U can use TOR for basic usages (browse, download...). You can also use wireless and aircrack to get another IP address (but it will not change your geographical location) And if you have ever release exploits maybe you can set a compromise host as pivot in metasploit. RE: ip location - bluedog.tar.gz - 03-21-2012 You can either use a proxy or VPN. A proxy is usually used for just http , web searching. A vpn however can be used for things more in global. For example playing games, irc and other stuff. If you're just searching for something that hides your ip while you're searching the web i suggest you using a proxy. Or.. if you want it to hide from other things aswel then i suggest you getting a VPN. Free proxy's. ![]() Free vpn's. http://alternativeto.net/software/hotspot-shield/ RE: ip location - ericjones - 03-29-2012 use proxy or vpn. it will change your ip easily RE: ip location - rico - 05-03-2012 I've try vpntunnel with backtrack, it works fine. |