Comments for Nubility.Net http://nubility.net Marrying Technology with Life Thu, 11 Mar 2010 20:22:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.5 Comment on Psiphon: Part II — Setting Up Psiphon by Jules Gagne http://nubility.net/2007/psiphon-part-ii-setting-up-psiphon/#comment-2429 Sun, 14 Feb 2010 00:21:45 +0000 http://nubility.net/2007/psiphon-part-ii-setting-up-psiphon/#comment-2429 I have installed Psiphon 1.6 on a WinXP SP3 platform. I am using Avast 4 home version antivirus and ZoneAlarm Pro version:9.0.136.000 as a software firewall. The software installs OK, I run Setup, and everything seems fine, but when I click on the Start button the title bar changes from Off to Started but never goes to On, and if I try to access my Psiphonode using the blue test link, I get "Webpage not available: Error 102 (net::ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED): Unknown error" I have looked at various sites trying to resolve this problem including sesawe.net, but I have yet to find any information on how to resolve this specific problem. I have installed Psiphon 1.6 on a WinXP SP3 platform. I am using Avast 4 home version antivirus and ZoneAlarm Pro version:9.0.136.000 as a software firewall.

The software installs OK, I run Setup, and everything seems fine, but when I click on the Start button the title bar changes from Off to Started but never goes to On, and if I try to access my Psiphonode using the blue test link, I get “Webpage not available: Error 102 (net::ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED): Unknown error”

I have looked at various sites trying to resolve this problem including sesawe.net, but I have yet to find any information on how to resolve this specific problem.

]]> Comment on Securely Browsing From Someone Else’s Computer by Stella http://nubility.net/2007/securely-browsing-from-someone-elses-computer/#comment-1631 Thu, 06 Nov 2008 03:58:05 +0000 http://nubility.net/2007/securely-browsing-from-someone-elses-computer/#comment-1631 pravelno written:) pravelno written:)

]]> Comment on How to Eliminate Most Telemarketing Calls by Leveraging Technology & Common Sense by Lovie http://nubility.net/2007/how-to-eliminate-most-telemarketing-calls-by-leveraging-technology-common-sense/#comment-1628 Mon, 27 Oct 2008 22:32:34 +0000 http://nubility.net/2007/how-to-eliminate-most-telemarketing-calls-by-leveraging-technology-common-sense/#comment-1628 Good for people to know. Good for people to know.

]]> Comment on TSP Retirement Fraud–Key Logging by Makayla Edwards http://nubility.net/2007/tsp-retirement-fraud-key-logging/#comment-314 Mon, 27 Aug 2007 16:10:54 +0000 http://nubility.net/2007/tsp-retirement-fraud-key-logging/#comment-314 Well done! Well done!

]]> Comment on Psiphon, Part I: Why You Need This Open Source, Personal Secure Proxy Server by Nubility.Net » Psiphon Part III: Running Psiphon http://nubility.net/2007/psiphon-part-i-why-you-need-this-personal-secure-proxy-server/#comment-10 Fri, 26 Jan 2007 13:21:50 +0000 http://nubility.net/2007/psiphon-part-i-why-you-need-this-personal-secure-proxy-server/#comment-10 [...] Tags:censorship psiphon VPN If you have Read Parts one and two of this tutorial, you know Why You Need Psiphon and How to Configure Psiphon. Now that you have it properly configured and running, here’s how to use Phiphon. (Its every bit as simple as you’d hope — start it on your host, and remotely give your browser the address, user name and password, and you are ready to go.  There are one or two hiccups, though). [...] […] Tags:censorship psiphon VPN If you have Read Parts one and two of this tutorial, you know Why You Need Psiphon and How to Configure Psiphon. Now that you have it properly configured and running, here’s how to use Phiphon. (Its every bit as simple as you’d hope — start it on your host, and remotely give your browser the address, user name and password, and you are ready to go.  There are one or two hiccups, though). […]

]]> Comment on Psiphon, Part I: Why You Need This Open Source, Personal Secure Proxy Server by Nubility.Net » Psiphon: Part II — Setting Up Psiphon http://nubility.net/2007/psiphon-part-i-why-you-need-this-personal-secure-proxy-server/#comment-9 Thu, 25 Jan 2007 23:59:44 +0000 http://nubility.net/2007/psiphon-part-i-why-you-need-this-personal-secure-proxy-server/#comment-9 [...] Contact « Psiphon: Part I: Why You Need This Open Source, Personal Secure Proxy Server [...] […] Contact « Psiphon: Part I: Why You Need This Open Source, Personal Secure Proxy Server […]

]]> Comment on Securely Browsing From Someone Else’s Computer by Nubility.Net » Psiphon: Part I — Why You Need This Personal Secure Proxy Server http://nubility.net/2007/securely-browsing-from-someone-elses-computer/#comment-8 Sun, 21 Jan 2007 20:37:59 +0000 http://nubility.net/2007/securely-browsing-from-someone-elses-computer/#comment-8 [...] Using Psiphon from your work may violate your terms of employment from several perspectives. This is reviewed in Securely Browsing from Someone Else’s Computer (e.g. don’t go places your employer doesn’t want you to). [...] […] Using Psiphon from your work may violate your terms of employment from several perspectives. This is reviewed in Securely Browsing from Someone Else’s Computer (e.g. don’t go places your employer doesn’t want you to). […]

]]> Comment on Secure Wireless Browsing Away From Home by Nubility.Net » Psiphon: Part I — Why You Need This Personal Secure Proxy Server http://nubility.net/2007/secure-wireless-browsing-away-from-home/#comment-7 Sun, 21 Jan 2007 12:02:11 +0000 http://nubility.net/2007/secure-wireless-browsing-away-from-home/#comment-7 [...] Psiphon doesn’t encrypt all traffic to/from your PC as a Virtual Private Network (VPN) would. Thus, your non-web surfing would remain vulnerable, including checking your email via POP, instant messaging and FTP. Please check out more robust options for Secure Wireless Browsing Away From Home. [...] […] Psiphon doesn’t encrypt all traffic to/from your PC as a Virtual Private Network (VPN) would. Thus, your non-web surfing would remain vulnerable, including checking your email via POP, instant messaging and FTP. Please check out more robust options for Secure Wireless Browsing Away From Home. […]

]]> Comment on Protecting Your Retirement From Identity Fraud by Nubility.Net » TSP Retirement Fraud–Key Logging http://nubility.net/2007/protecting-your-retirement-from-identity-fraud/#comment-4 Thu, 18 Jan 2007 00:58:20 +0000 http://nubility.net/2007/protecting-your-retirement-from-identity-fraud/#comment-4 [...] Tags:finance retirement TSP A couple of weeks ago, we told you how and why you should lock down your retirement account so that your retirement isn’t cleaned out. [...] […] Tags:finance retirement TSP A couple of weeks ago, we told you how and why you should lock down your retirement account so that your retirement isn’t cleaned out. […]

]]> Comment on Secure Wireless Browsing Away From Home by Nubility.Net » Securely Browsing From Someone Else’s Computer http://nubility.net/2007/secure-wireless-browsing-away-from-home/#comment-3 Wed, 17 Jan 2007 01:27:05 +0000 http://nubility.net/2007/secure-wireless-browsing-away-from-home/#comment-3 [...] Tags:FireFox portable psiphon security WiFi LifeHacker.com has an excellent article on securing your browsing while at work. It covers some of the same ground I covered in protecting privacy while using public wireless areas, here, but there are some additional things that I think are worth covering. [...] […] Tags:FireFox portable psiphon security WiFi LifeHacker.com has an excellent article on securing your browsing while at work. It covers some of the same ground I covered in protecting privacy while using public wireless areas, here, but there are some additional things that I think are worth covering. […]

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