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Socks Proxy
Suppose you want to go to a website like exploit-db.com. What you can't get there from here? Ok, let's do that think that people on television do all the time and bounce our signal around a bit. We can do this with a simple SOCKS proxy for our browser.
# ssh -i [cert] -D [port] -N user@server.com
On Firefox setup a SOCKS 5 proxy:
- Settings, General (scroll to the bottom - or just search for proxy)
- Network Settings: Settings...
- Manual proxy configuration
- SOCKS Host = localhost
- Port = 7777 (or something that is open)
- Check SOCKS v5
- Check Proxy DNS when using SOCKS v5
- Click OK
Check your IP address by searching "what's my IP" on www.google.com. If you didn't get to Google, you did something wrong. Check that your IP is listed as the same as the server you connected to via ssh.
Last but not least, go to a website that you would ordinarily not be allowed to go to, like the one above.