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Discovering your isps loopholes part 2 #1
In one of my tutorials i talked about the part 1 of this of this article, so if you don't know where to start reading from click here. Today am gonna show you how to integrate those steps in part 1.

The hardest part in creating free browsing is the discovery of freesite. Freesite are the problem. Once you got your freesite, u are good to go.



How Do I Get a Freesite for my isp?

Your freesite can be your isp homepage. Mind you, most freesite are locked, meaning that you cant tunnel them. It's only possible with the help of VPN softwares like psiphon.

Lets take for example, the Homepage of swift 4G LTE is swift.com.ng but you cannot tunnel it without vpn.

After getting your freesite follow this steps to create a free browsing tweak.

How to create a free browsing trick.

The @ trick:

This is the first thing we are going to look at. The @ trick works like this. Once you have gotten your freesite then go to your browser and type as follows.
your freesite.com@your desired site. Lets say www.mtnonline.com is your freesite and your intention is to visit Google, then it should be like this.
www.mtnonline.com@google.com

The dot(.) trick.

In this method, we are going to introduce dot instead of @. Here's an example
freesite.com@your desired site.
www.mtnonline.com.google.com

Reverse IP trick.

This kind of trick is used nowadays using tunneling softwares such as SS, PSIPHON, PRIVOXY, and others. All the software mentioned above have a space for host. Meaning that the host is where you input your freesite. This trick turns your freesite to your desired site.

Conversion of Host to Ip.
In some cases, you might have to convert your freesite to host. Host are written in alphabet while IPs are written in numeric characters examples are:
Localhost: 127.0.0.1
The Localhost you see there is an example of a host. If i then convert it to IP, it becomes 127.0.0.1. They all perform same function.
To convert HOST to IP visit here.

Don't forget to stay updated for the part three of this tutorial.

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RE: Discovering your isps loopholes part 2 #2
(You forgot to link to the first post if that's what you wanted to do)
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