Friday, September 10, 2010

Tunneling with puTTy ( With updated Busybox IP's

Do you want to be an anonymous user? Well, then this tutorial is for you! Today I will give you a busybox IP that I have obtained and a tutorial on how to use puTTy. This trick is also known as tunneling which is the art of cyber ninjitsu:

PUTTY IPS < Busybox >

Code:
202.175.177.212

login as library and password is library

Code:
60.13.189.2

login as admin and password is admin

Code:
76.78.70.4

login as guest and password is guest

Code:
65.42.151.201

login as admin and password is admin


1. Download puTTy.exe from:

Code:

2. Put the ip's in the putty host name or IP. For exaple >> 76.78.70.4
3. Go to ssh tab > tunnels then put this on the source port: 9191 then check dynamic and click ADD.
4. Go back to session and paste: 76.78.70.4 to save sessions then click save.
5. Click Open then login as guest then password is guest
                                   This is already login to a different router

6. Configure your browser( I recommend you use Mozilla) with these settings:
Click Tools > Options > Advanced > Network > Settings
7. Click Manual Proxy Configurations and Insert This:

Code:
SSL Proxy: 127.0.0.1 port 0

Socks Host 127.0.0.1 port 9191
 
8. Now your done so click ok to the settings
 
9. Go to
Code:
http://whatismyip.com/
 
10. Your IP should appear like this:Your IP Address Is: 76.78.70.4
 

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