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    Unhappy Kazaa and College

    Anyone know how one can connect to the Kazaa network if the college has blocked access to it? Im using Kazaa lite and was hopping that may help, but it does not. My campus has also blocked access to irc, but it appears when only using the mIRC client, because I was able to connect using Klient. Any suggestions? Thanks.

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    Get a better college

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    For what you pay for college, they are being asses. At least do you get good download speeds? Subscribe to a $10 newsfeed service and get tonns of mp3s.

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    Well... you could find a linux client that will run from the shell somehow, get a shell account with mucho bandwidth on a remote server, and relay your files through that gateway.

    You could also hack into the local routers and change their routing policies... though this might mean expultion from college, not a pretty price to pay for a few CDs.

    James

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    Or...

    Another possibility.

    Most colleges have students in their tech department manage the network and stuff. Face it -- college students are some of the best hackers, which would make them ideal to secure a network... so try getting a job at the admin's office, and when administering and securing things, just nonchalantley go into the router and give yourself access to Kaaza. Just don't advertise the fact too much or you might find yourself out of a job very very fast (and out of college again? )

    I'm sorry if my posts turn you into a malicious hacker and cause you to be expelled from college. I just can't help to give my opinions. LOL!

    James

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    I know how you feel, they blocked 6667

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    i have a q for you guys:

    do they monitor the material u look at?

    i mean if i was looking into hacking at college on my internet pc would they know of the sites visited/?

    thx

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    Originally posted by knoxville
    i have a q for you guys:

    do they monitor the material u look at?

    i mean if i was looking into hacking at college on my internet pc would they know of the sites visited/?

    thx
    The answer is yes... If they wanted to.

    It's entirely possible to see every bit of network traffic that goes to and leaves from your computer but, the question is do they want to...

    Quite frankly it's usually a pain in the butt to sift through packet captures but, if they really want to yes, they can...

    If your using a Win box w/ NetBIOS enabled (which you never ever should anyway) they can tell when you turn your computer on and off by watching when NetBIOS is broadcasting or not.

    Essentially if your paraniod about your computer pay someone to put the computer in a safe and go bury it in a random place, then kill that person. But, even then, I wouldn't think that computer would be entirely secure either ...
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    Originally posted by knoxville
    i have a q for you guys:

    do they monitor the material u look at?

    i mean if i was looking into hacking at college on my internet pc would they know of the sites visited/?

    thx
    There is no porn filters or anything, but they do have software to check your machine

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    boy o boy what we have here lol...

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    what if u format it all though/?

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    Ok,
    I found out I need something like http://www.htthost.com/httport_3_quick_overview.htm but that only routes Socks4 and Kazaa is Socks5. Does anyone know of another program that will do it?
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    Actually... there are some very simple tools availible to monitor what HTTP traffic goes over a network. I have one that monitors my Linksys router, records the URL to a database, and then, if I wanted to, I could search the database at any time for key words.

    You could still get a secure shell into a remote server and browse that way.

    James

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    flitcher and darth you guys goto same college or both just have similar colleges?

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    Originally posted by timechange
    For what you pay for college, they are being asses. At least do you get good download speeds? Subscribe to a $10 newsfeed service and get tonns of mp3s.
    Being asses? Ok... so it's ok for people to download countless amounts of mp3's and movies and other crap, meanwhile I just paid $3000 and can't even research on the net cause it's to bogged down!?

    I am sorry that I may come across like a tight ass (I like Kazaa too!), but school is for learning... PERIOD.

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    Learning - school? No way!!!! College is for getting laid and getting drunk.

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    lol

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    Originally posted by inogenius
    Learning - school? No way!!!! College is for getting laid and getting drunk.
    haha i go there next year and i hope they dont have kazaa blocked

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    I actually start tomorrow, actually i should say today since its 2.20 am

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    zRedDice:

    Do you know if this program will work on a Cisco PIX?

    Or, anyone know one that will?

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    Originally posted by knoxville
    what if u format it all though/?
    Well, if it's your machine then they don't have the right to access it without your permission.

    However, if you're like the University I attend, you have to go through their proxy server for http/https traffic so they can quite easily go through their logs.

    The fact is, they most likely wouldn't bother. It would be very time consuming and they would probably only monitor your port/IP if they suspected that you were doing something wrong in the first place.

    Think about it - if your University/college is anything like mine - it has a few thousand PCs in the labs + those in the residences + dialins. It would be an absolute nightmare to monitor everyone.

    I don't personally live there - so I couldn't speak as to what is blocked in the residences. However, in the labs they block most things except for http/https unless it's required for education purposes.

    Whatever they're doing to the network - they're doing it right. I've gotten downloads of up to 3mbyte/s from workstations in the labs ... I'm thinking of buying a zip drive so I can download larger files there and not have to wait for my modem to download.

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    flitcher and darth you guys goto same college or both just have similar colleges?
    Both of them need to change their colleges

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