Question:
Good IP Hiding program?
2012-02-12 01:09:33 UTC
I've already a bunch of IP hiding programs, and none seem to work great. I think my computer is being hacked, maybe, because i've been noticing a lot of things being changed from personal stuff on my hard drive, to different things on my facebook so I wanna get a good program and prevent it in the future. Every program i've tried is ok but the main problems are they make my a internet a little slower, but most importantly they prevent some pages from loading completely, and I noticed when I went on some sites it said I have to wait a long time to download something when I know it shouldnt be like that. So I know it shouldnt do this. So whats a good program that wont do that stuff?
Four answers:
Joe
2012-02-12 01:37:40 UTC
IP hiding programs are "half ***" you can and WILL be detected by an experienced blackhat.



if you want to do it right, the only lead I can provide you with is P2P, as people who want to really hide their identities tend to be the kind governments want to jail and beat down to then recruit and train the broken soul to work for them.



otherwise, its very simple to get a hold of some ones personal information and IP address if they use facebook and other sites that are considered "gross breach of privacy"



you will also have to scan your computer VERY WELL with multiple anti viruses and anti malwares to get the spy software that leaks credentials to the person who wrote the malicious software, so he/she could take those credentials to the bank for all its worth.



From personal experience, the best anti virus is actually a combination of anti viruses currently on the market.



Panda cloud anti virus + windows defender + malware bytes, those are the only 3 that will work together, simultaneously while every other anti virus out there fails if there's more then ONE 1 anti virus installed.

basically I have 2 active anti viruses checking my computer at the same time, all of the time.



All 3 are EXTREMELY light weight, currently my windows 7 installation with all 3 running + windows search index has a total of 82% free system resources, for a dual core computer, that is truly a feet.



I also recommend running CCleaner from time to time to keep the registry squeaky clean and it does other useful stuff, but it mainly cleans the registry VERY efficiently.



if you do decide to go the rout this expert has taken, be sure to take ALL of your anti viruses completely off of your hard drive, as my system wont work unless you do it exactly like that.



if you want SPEED and Safety, then you have do them 1 at a time, but never at the same time.
Alex
2012-02-12 01:23:40 UTC
Well, First off most IP Hiding Program reroute you to different remote Ip Address from all around this world so thats why it takes a little more time to load page. I Personally Prefer http://www.Hidemyass.com/ because it's The Fastest free Online IP Hiding Program, Just remember some programs you Install on your System may be Fake and steal your information from your hard Drive and Physical memory. Just do some research before buying/stealing a IP Hiding program so you know what you're getting, Like most Virus Protecting Programs, IP Hiding Programs give you Internal Viruses, Malware and Spyware so be aware. oh and once you download that program someone in Russia could be using your IP address while you're using his
Robiul
2013-11-02 09:35:36 UTC
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gido
2012-02-12 01:50:48 UTC
may I say : you dumbass? you can not hide your ip, every pc have it's own ip adress and mac adress, every router you pass by have is ip and mac adress, every isp you pass by reads your ip and mac adress, if your isp can not read your ip AND mac adress, they will not let you pass on the internet, simple as that.


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