Hey all, so my father has gambling websites blocked on the sonicwall....
He also has proxy servers blocked...
Im trying to figure out a way to play or download ub poker to my computer...
You can play ub poker from the web browser on their site, so if anyone can help me connect to a proxy server that wont be blocked or has another idea... it would be greatly appreciated.
Lemme know what you guys think!
Thanks-Josh
Getting Past Sonicwall
Started by
sapvehicle89
, Apr 12 2011 08:35 AM
9 replies to this topic
#2
JmanA9
-
- Members
-
- 426 posts
SUPR3M3 31337 Mack Daddy P1MP
- Location:NPA 724
Posted 13 April 2011 - 11:13 PM
Have you tried Tor?
#3
ThoughtPhreaker
-
- Members
-
- 1,104 posts
Thought Criminal
- Gender:Male
Posted 14 April 2011 - 03:49 AM
Have you tried using an HTTPS proxy?
#4
wwwd40
-
- Members
-
- 53 posts
DDP Fan club member
- Gender:Male
Posted 14 April 2011 - 10:06 AM
Have you tried gamblers anonymous?
Seriously, I dont have any direct experience with Sonicwall, so not sure how it inspects packets to determine whether they are a proxy connection, or a gambling site etc. Knowing that would be key here, and fun testing.
Some ideas:
SE or otherwise (sniff, soft/hard key logger, bruteforce) determine the sonic wall admin account details and change them.
Use a proxy that doesnt run on known proxy ports (use one running on port 80 for example). An SSL proxy running on port 80 would be a good start and might stop sonicwall from being able to inspect the traffic to any great degree.
Try using IP of the site you want to visit and not the DNS name.
Seriously, I dont have any direct experience with Sonicwall, so not sure how it inspects packets to determine whether they are a proxy connection, or a gambling site etc. Knowing that would be key here, and fun testing.
Some ideas:
SE or otherwise (sniff, soft/hard key logger, bruteforce) determine the sonic wall admin account details and change them.
Use a proxy that doesnt run on known proxy ports (use one running on port 80 for example). An SSL proxy running on port 80 would be a good start and might stop sonicwall from being able to inspect the traffic to any great degree.
Try using IP of the site you want to visit and not the DNS name.
#5
Afterm4th
-
- Members
-
- 395 posts
SUPR3M3 31337 Mack Daddy P1MP
-
Country:
- Gender:Male
- Location:way up north eh
Posted 15 April 2011 - 09:01 PM
you can try vtunnel
#6
techb
-
- Members
-
- 2 posts
Will I break 10 posts?
-
Country:
- Gender:Male
Posted 28 October 2011 - 09:59 PM
Sorry for the necro, but I bet others have came across SonicWall before.
At the log in screen of sonicwall (I think it is the default gateway, don't have the system in front of me though), look at the source. There are two md5's that I believe are the username and pass to log into sonicwall directly. You will need to crack the md5s though.
On a side note, since this is your dad, you can use a key-logger or other method of getting a password. After you have a password for something he uses, I bet that will be the same pass for most everything he uses. You could also try the default log-ins, I.E. admin/admin admin/password etc...
As a last resort, a proxy should work as well.
At the log in screen of sonicwall (I think it is the default gateway, don't have the system in front of me though), look at the source. There are two md5's that I believe are the username and pass to log into sonicwall directly. You will need to crack the md5s though.
On a side note, since this is your dad, you can use a key-logger or other method of getting a password. After you have a password for something he uses, I bet that will be the same pass for most everything he uses. You could also try the default log-ins, I.E. admin/admin admin/password etc...
As a last resort, a proxy should work as well.
#7
nyphonejacks
-
- Members
-
- 779 posts
Dangerous free thinker
- Gender:Male
- Location:718
Posted 28 October 2011 - 10:32 PM
if there is a DMZ port try plugging your PC into that port...
#8
tekio
-
- Binrev Financier
-
- 1,033 posts
5(R1P7 |<1DD13
- Gender:Male
- Location:The Blue Nowhere
Posted 29 October 2011 - 12:18 AM
PERL + 10 minutes + common passwords + cupp generated wordlist.
#9
serrath
-
- Members
-
- 181 posts
SUP3R 31337
-
Country:
- Gender:Male
Posted 29 October 2011 - 02:27 PM
Definitely belongs in the "newbie" section and we're on kinda shaky ground here ethically guys.
#10
Infinite51
-
- Members
-
- 155 posts
SUP3R 31337
- Location:Chicago, IL
Posted 20 November 2011 - 08:10 PM
Definitely belongs in the "newbie" section and we're on kinda shaky ground here ethically guys.
Umm. Yeah - Silly kids. If the gambling sites where blocked, then there is probably a reason for that.. Otherwise Google is your best friend
.gif)
BinRev is hosted by the great people at Lunarpages!
