Useful information and tips

After some time I decided to give you some more good tips, so here they are:

 

 

USEFUL STUFF YOU SHOULD KNOW

● IF YOU JUST WANT TO BROWSE THE WEB ANONIMOUSLY THEN TOR CAN ACT AS YOUR VPN BUT DO NOT USE THIS FOR ANY OTHER REASON SUCH AS MARKET PLACES, CARDING ETC YOU WILL REALLY REQUIRE A STRONGER SECURITY SUCH AS VYPRVPN AND SOCKS

● I RECOMMEND FIREFOX TO BE YOUR NUMBER ONE CHOICE BROWSER WHEN DOING CARDING OR ANY ILLEGAL ACTIVITY I HAVE NOTICED THIS ONE TO BE THE EASIEST TO CLEAN (WITH CCLEANER)

● GOOGLE CHROME STILL HAS COOKIES EVEN THOUGH YOU HAVE RAN IT THROUGH CCLEANER (MANUAL CLEAN IS REQUIRED) I DO NOT RECOMMEND CHROME ANYWAY

● VIP72 HAS SOCKS THAT COME AND GO OFFLINE FOR EXAMPLE DAYTIME IN THE UK THERE ARE LOADS OF UK SOCKS.

BUT AT NIGHT THEY DROP BY A LOT SO ALWAYS TRY TO HIT THE COUNTRY YOU NEED IN THERE “DAYTIME” HOURS

● PAYPAL’S SECURITY CAN SEE THE FOLLOWING
IP - TIME ZONE - KEYBOARD LANGUAGE - HDD SERIAL - PC ACCOUNT NAME

 



 

VPN service What is it?

A VPN service is a must have to remain anonymous on the Internet .
Altough it is far far away from being enough to be anonymous, it is a vital step for security reasons.

Not only for shady reasons like if you are trying to hack or card some website, but because a good VPN service provider can guarantee you that your real IP is hiden from every user that attempts to locate you.

What is a VPN service?

For a start I recomend you take a look at Wikipedia in this LINK

If you are not in the mood to read right now, what it says in a nutshell is that a Virtual Private Network (VPN) is a service that extends your local network across a public network. Not following?
I will make it easier for the reader.
When you connect your PC at home to the Internet you are creating a "private network" in this case the network can be a single computer (your's)
After you connect to the Internet, to be able to browse websites, chat, skype whatever you need to use the TCP/IP protocol. And you need to share your IP with the other person/computer/service to be able to use it.
When you share your IP address people can find a lot of information about you, just like sharing your home address, that is why search engines like Google automatically load in the right language for you.
What a VPN service provider does is: It connects to the Internet on the USA, logically it gets an US IP address. Then the service allows you to connect directly to him, and when you make anything online the information travels through the VPN service instead of your own Private Network, that way your real IP is kept hidden and websites don't know where you really are.

I will approach this topic with much more detail later on, right now Iam going to leave you with several VPN Links, you can also read the information on their websites, check the prices, and choose the best one to fit your needs.

Private vs. Public IP Address

A private IP address (assigned by the owner’s wireless device) is assigned per device in the network from a DHCP pool. DHCP pulls a list of available IP addresses and assigns it when a device is attached to the network. A certain IP address is not assigned to a specific device (there is no static mapping) therefor people cannot use IP addresses to located your specify device. Static IP addressing can be used, but typically is not used in a home environment. When you connect to a wireless device, it is possible that it changes each and every time you connect, depending on what else is connected to the network. Also, unless the IP address is currently leased out, nobody will be able to look in a log (typically) to determine what IP address what connected when. 

The other IP address is known as a Public IP address. This type of address is what your ISP (Internet Search Provider) uses to identify you. When you log into a website, this is the IP address that is logged. 

When you use proxy or VPN services, the Public IP address that is hidden and the VPN/proxy IP address is exposed. If somebody has your IP address, they can get the geographical location of where you live whereas your ISP has your name, telephone number, home address, and whatever else you have given them. Lastly, when you are connected to a person directly (DCC, video chat, P2P, etc.); they can also log your Public IP