secure https forum?

[crespy 5]

I'm not a techie at all, but would it be at all possible to get a https connection to this site?

 

I'm pretty paranoid about such things. In general, I try to keep a very low profile, so this would simply ease my mind that extra bit.

[JackG 2]

You might want to try a proxy.

 

Here is one that is free: https://www.torproject.org/

[Snick 56]

You are better off getting a VPN, also choose a browser and ONLY use that for this site (like chrome) and set it to not record history, cookies, etc..

 

If you want to be uber paranoid, setup/rent a windows virtual machine somewhere (or linux, which is cheaper), then connect to that via remote desktop and do the actual browsing on the remote machine.

 

If you use https someone monitoring your traffic will see the urls you hit, they just won't see the page content. Since the page is bangkokladyboy that's probably damning enough.

using a proxy would probably have the same problem (depends exactly how the proxy is used)

[crespy 5]

ok thanks for the ideas.

I use a VPN now, but sometimes the connection is so damn slow

i clean my cookies, cache and history prior to and following each dodgy site i visit, so tend not to worry too much about the specific browser i use

 

Will look into a virtual machine, if for no other reason than to learn more

 

Had an unpleasant suprise when i went to use Chrome once. I have my main browser set up to block ads, etc, and so sometimes I can't access a site's full content without tweaking, so will use Chrome. So, at work one day, after struggling with a work-friendly site, I clicked on Chrome without realising that I had left it open from the previous night (hidden behind other windows) and up pops a ladyboy on thaifriendly. don't think anybody caught it

Only so much these security measures can protect you (well, me), if you're that silly :unsure:

[jimmi_ripper 48]

you can have several profiles on chrome which is handy for separating work, home life and mongering activities

[lotusguy 452]

An app I used called stash Picutures , browser history secure as hell it's amazing and half a dozen attemps on the password deletes everything. An x millasry guy came up with it I was informed

[onebraveaussie 33]

ok maybe wrong area

BUT i just lost the link to a blogsite

that good one from the german guy in pattaya

with the new prius

now i have to be invited

any ideas anyone????

[MikeNH 34]

I use SurfEasy - its a USB stick that creates a secure connection to SIN/USA/UK/Brazil. Its also surfing in protected mode so nothing remains on my PC and I have a clean browser history.