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RE: Great filters... - turtle - Feb. 28, 2009 05:58 PM

Hey guys,
Are these location specific in default.cfg, because none of these filters will work for me with "sidki-config: Feb 13 2009 " using those test sites?
Charlie

"from reading your IP address"


RE: Great filters... - JakBeNymble - Feb. 28, 2009 09:09 PM

Hi "turtle",
Not sure about sidki's-config file, since I am only using the default right now. However, I believe it should work with the SidKi version. The filters just prevent "sneaky java scripts" from grabbing your actual ip when you are using a remote proxy to cloak your ip. You could be chained through a 1000 remote anonymizing proxy servers to cloak your ip addy, but with only one "sneaky java script" embedded in the web page of the site you are visiting, as soon as your browser loads that page, the script runs, grabs your ip, and bounces it right back to the site, and your anonymity is compromised! Might as well have connected directly to the site, . . .they've gotcha.
Have a great and wonderful week-end,
Your Friend,
"Jak" Cheers


RE: Great filters... - Toppy - Feb. 28, 2009 10:23 PM

Hey, Nice to see YOU back Jak ! Cheers


RE: Great filters... - JakBeNymble - Mar. 01, 2009 02:15 AM

Dear "Toppy",
My Good friend, it's really good to be back! Thanks for welcoming this old dog full of fleas and ticks back home! Cheers
Have a great and wonderful week-end,
Your Friend,
"JaK"


RE: Great filters... - Siamesecat - Mar. 02, 2009 06:19 AM

The filter I really appreciate from the time when this forum was hosted by Lycos were the cookie filters that filtered by content of cookie.
Code:
[HTTP headers]
In = FALSE
Out = TRUE
Key = "Cookie: Filter Cookies (out)"
Match = "?&(\#([^;]++$LST(CookieValues)[^;]+)\2$SET(cookie=[ \2 ] $GET(cookie))(;|))+\#"
Replace = "\@"

In = TRUE
Out = FALSE
Key = "Set-Cookie: Filter Cookies (in)"
Match = "?&(\#([^;]++$LST(CookieValues)[^;]+)\2$SET(cookie=[ \2 ] $GET(cookie))$LOG(!WCookie Filtered: $GET(cookie) - \u )(;|))+\#"
Replace = "\@"

The blocklist was called Cookie-Values.txt. Here it is:
# Proxomitron4 URL killfile: $LST(CookieValues) | Cookie Values.txt
# NoAddURL
#
# "Set-Cookie: Filter Cookies" uses a recursive match to remove the
# following entries. This is so multiple entries can be removed at
# once. This filter does not block the cookie if the below values are
# found. It only removes the value from the cookie.
# Basically, the match is pretty simple..
#
# *$LST(CookieValues)*
#
# So, if you add "ID" to this list,
# ID, DID and IDIOT would match.
# It is very important to be precise with the entries you add. ;)
#
# Below are some examples of what kind of values you can filter
#
# Example sites:
# www.ddimagazine.com/
# ecommercetimes.com/
# ign.com/
# www.indexstock.com/
# www.news24.com/
# www.salon.com/
# www.securityfocus.com/
# techtv.com/
#
# Also note, existing cookies are not filtered for Set-Cookie.
#
# IP Cookies
# Find your IP at:
# http://inet-police.com/cgi-bin/env.cgi
# -----------------------------------------------
# [#0:255].[#0:255].[#0:255].[#0:255]
#
# Host Name Cookies
# Find your host name at:
# http://www.gemal.dk/browserspy/whois.cgi
# -----------------------------------------------
cs[^.]+.satx.rr.com
ool[^.]+.dyn.optonline.net
# ID Cookies
# Not all ID's are bad.
# Don't go overboard...
# -----------------------------------------------
SWID=
GUID=
GuidID=
SaneID=
#
# Nosy Cookies - Disabled by Default
# -----------------------------------------------
#Opera([^a-z.]|(^?))
#Windows([^a-z.]|(^?))
#Netscape([^a-z.]|(^?))
#Mozilla([^a-z.]|(^?))
#Explorer([^a-z.]|(^?))
#Track([^a-z.]|(^?))
#
# SiteSpecific
# -----------------------------------------------
# USA Today
BrowserSniffer=
#
# BBC
BBC-UID=
#
#Proxomitron Forum
AdFrame(PHP|)=
adFrameForce(PHP|)=



RE: Great filters... - lnminente - Mar. 02, 2009 10:52 AM

Nice filters! Thanks SiameseCat, i had in mind to writing something similar. If i improve them a bit, i will post them here Wink