From: not.my.real@email.address   
      
   On Thu, 25 Oct 2007 08:38:05 GMT, chris wrote:   
      
   > "4yutts" wrote   
   >   
   >> hi! i hope this falls into the category of right questions. how   
   >> can i disguise myself and my isp online?   
   >   
   > try something like comp.security.misc and use Google.   
   > Maybe, maybe it's possible to search usenet if somebody else   
   > already ask the same question. This isn't the first time someone   
   > ask this question. Don't read the manual, phone your helpdesk for   
   > every brainwave you have. I get so tired of this behaviour.   
      
   You could also start by not using an NSP that adds the "NNTP-Posting-   
   Host" header. (Your ISP is on Hayling Island. I'm willing to bet that   
   you are too.)   
      
   >> i once read a tutorial on the use of anonymous proxies but i dont   
   >> know if they are save to use. i would not like to jump from the   
   >> fryingpan to the fire.   
   >   
   > this isn't a helpdesk.   
   > Quoting Auric__   
   > "" *** You do realize that this isn't a help desk, right? There   
   > are better   
   >    *** places to ask your questions in -- places that don't have   
   >    "hacker" in *** the name. "   
      
   I recommend the group 24hoursupport.helpdesk. They know lots about   
   computers, and quite a bit about other stuff, too. *THEY ARE A HELP   
   DESK* (of sorts). They are not necessarily "hackers".   
      
   >> u might agree with me that internet anonymity is   
   >> necessary.atleast to protect ones self from hacks.   
      
   I have all the anonimity I need. (All the protection from "hacks",   
   too, for that matter.)   
      
   > not possible.   
   > Your PC needs an IP to communicate.   
   > The only way to protect you from hacks is don't power your PC.   
      
   No guarantees even then.   
      
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