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Re: Anonymous Web Browsing
- From: [email protected] (Timothy C. May)
- At 5:24 AM 3/2/96, [email protected] wrote:
- > My question is this: Would it be possible to create a web site that
- >would function along the same lines as remailers do? Something that would
- >allow a person to browse anonymously. So lets say I surfed into a
- Tim May writes:
- Your intuitions are correct, that protection steps are needed. The
- technology is developing, but the perceived need (anonymous browsing) is
- probably less than the perceived need for anonymous e-mail.
simple, not real secure solutions:
find a unix host, run the cern httpd server, turn on proxying, turn
off logs. (about 10-15 minute setup) if this is not run often, it
works well.
use netcom (or something similiar) that gives you dynamic ip
addresses. as a bonus, netcom doesn't require an actual name or
address. (yes, they require a CC#). this allows fairly anonymous
access. (prehaps one reason the neeed for web proxies isn't that high)
glenn