Bypass School's Security with this Free Proxy

[sss3d]

Hi,
I've been using [url]http://www.urlcutter.info[/url] for quite a while now and here are it's features. Surf myspace, youtube, and other potentially blocked sites.

-Bypass **.*5% of most school's security due to the proprietary nature of this proxy.

-urlcutter cuts out the url, encrypts it, and passes it to the server, and returns the results. School administrator will have no idea what sites you've been surfing on.

-Safer, more anonymous surfing. Compare your IP address at Whatismyip.com with the proxy and without, and you will notice the different.

Why not try it now? [url=http://www.urlcutter.info]Click here now.[/url]

[~~smart~fool~~]

Very good, except the fact that some (like my school) somehow seem to detect the use and block it in a few days.

[sss3d]

it does ive tried it.

[~~smart~fool~~]

Well its kind of the weekend, ill tell you in day lol.

[go team me]

Will ether of thoughs sit work at me school? Cus they use NOD*2 and i spent a hole semester trying to get passed it but i cant try thoughs to sits for the next week or two cus of the exsames! i'm not going to study for them lol! And thanx for the addvies!

[xxhightemplarxx]

Urlcutter got blocked at my school there for it is not good enough. Surfshade is not working here as well. I have no clue what to do about this problem!!!!

[dipman44]

if a site is blocked at your school i found that alot of websites work if you put: https://

unstead of:

http://


https method works with most proxies so if some proxies are blocked try that and another way to get on pages at school is search what you want to get on to on google and find a webpage that you want to go on on google and click cached.

I also found that schools sometimes dont block some urls to myspace for instance:

[url]http://au.myspace.com[/url]
[url]http://uk.myspace.com[/url]

hope this post helped

[Ezekiel]

if a site is blocked at your school i found that alot of websites work if you put: https://

unstead of:

http://

That's only if the site runs their server on both port 44* for SSL and port 80 for plain HTTP, and the proxy isn't configured to block SSL connections. It's true that some sites offer both HTTP and secure HTTP though.

[4drydea]

Hey, is [url]http://www.urlcutter.info[/url] blocked right now?
My school has a gay st. bernard's software.
Right after I added keywords, it got blocked.

Does [url]www.shadesurf.com[/url] work for you? That's my friends, and it works at my school.

all the bloody sites are blocked!

[4drydea]

if a site is blocked at your school i found that alot of websites work if you put: https://

unstead of:

http://


https method works with most proxies so if some proxies are blocked try that and another way to get on pages at school is search what you want to get on to on google and find a webpage that you want to go on on google and click cached.

I also found that schools sometimes dont block some urls to myspace for instance:

[url]http://au.myspace.com[/url]
[url]http://uk.myspace.com[/url]

hope this post helped

they both are blocked
my school uses smartfilter
and it works well~!
but is very annoyin

[AaronWindYHEA]

HEY the onaly waay i have found to bypasss is to go hhome and make a website with a proxies nd do this every few days it is so not worth it but maybe an acount for st bernard would work>

[bloodbond3]

I know a good one! Go to [URL="http://feedsforme.com/science"]http://feedsforme.com/science[/URL].

[4drydea]

its blocked!
i need a proxy reallllllyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy badly plz plz help me

[Voddo]

Sometimes (depending on the software your school uses and what browser) you can manually encrypt the URL using its hex equivilant:

e.g:
change:
[url]http://www.workbrowse.com/[/url]
to:
[url]http://www.workbrowse%2Ecom/[/url]

or theirs a tool called URL abscond which will convert an URL from decimal to hex.

this is because IE's browser supports hex values and with a bit of luck the software your school uses wont. (granted its been a few years since i was at school but it got me past good old SonicWall)

[Fallen_Angel]

No, they're all blocked.