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End of the world streamed live?

From Fritz Owl <FritzOwl@hotmail.com>
Newsgroups comp.security.firewalls
Subject End of the world streamed live?
Date 2022-03-08 13:09 -0800
Organization Aioe.org NNTP Server
Message-ID <t08gll$1n58$1@gioia.aioe.org> (permalink)

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I think the REAL reason Putin wants to block Twitter, Facebook, and 
other social media in Russia is so that people cannot stream it live 
when the missiles go up if the Ukraine situation comes to nuclear war, 
where the public would see it before the US saw it.

Such filtering can be circumvented in a way that cannot be detected or 
blocked.

When one Taco Bell used to block all VPNs, I got into my private VPN in 
a way that cannot be blocked or detected

I would first log on to the SSL proxy on my machine, then connect to my 
main VPN using the internal address on my network, instead of public IP 
address, and Taco Bell's firewall let me connect

This method could be used to access, say, Facebook, and the Russian 
government will never detect it.

This method of bypassing firewalls and filters cannot be detected or 
blocked.

When I used the internal address of 192.168.0.1 after connecting to my 
network, Taco Bell would NEVER have detected that.

I used to run a VPN service that offered that. Someone could log in on 
the SSL proxy on port 443, and then connect to the main VPN on my 
machine, using 192.168.0.1 and it would totally bypass firewalls, which 
is why I was popular with "office drones". I provided a way to bypass 
the firewall which could NEVER be detected and NEVER be blocked. That 
SSL to VPN trick was 100 percent UNDETECTABLE.

A network admin's WORST NIGHTMARE.

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End of the world streamed live? Fritz Owl <FritzOwl@hotmail.com> - 2022-03-08 13:09 -0800

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