I am looking for a good antisniffer software

[uttnls]

Re: I am looking for a good antisniffer software

Yes that is a point of view, using router if you don't have print over ethernet support for your printers, and the printers is on the other side of LAN the only solution is VPN

[peremacedonia]

Re: I am looking for a good antisniffer software

Guys, Skype want to know it is possible to pass providers check of data because its think they been checked by someone.
Its hard to do that only if u encript data with strong password.so here some tutorial:
[COLOR="Red"][CENTER]How to Encrypt Your Internet Traffic[/CENTER][/COLOR]
This is the coolest trick I learned while working at Blinkx. At the time, our management really hated when we go on any type of instant messaging applications. I also suspected that our messenger conversations and other internet activities were being monitored. I was pissed so this is what I did to combat their nosiness.
[B]Open an SSH Tunnel to a Remote Machine[/B]
There are a couple ways you can do this (one through Putty and one through Cygwin). Personally I like the Cygwin method since it requires one command line. I will discuss the Cygwin method here.

1.Download and install Cygwin. Make sure that you also install the ‘openssh’ and ‘vim’ packages.
2.Open a Cygwin terminal
3.In your home directory create a script called tunnel.sh
[CODE]vim tunnel.sh[/CODE]
4.Place the following line into tunnel.sh
[CODE]ssh -x -2 -D 1000 <username>@<remote-machine>[/CODE]
5.Make your script executable
[CODE]chmod u+x tunnel.sh[/CODE]
6.Execute the script (enter your password to login to the box) and minimize the window (leave the connection open)
[CODE]sh tunnel.sh[/CODE]

7.For password-less login, you can setup [URL="http://omninoggin.com/2007/09/24/the-simple-explaination-and-use-of-ssh-keys/"]SSH key authentication[/URL] but this is optional
That’s it! Now you have an SSH tunnel to the remote SSH box on your localhost port 1000. All you have to do now is tell your applications to direct all traffic to that port.
Configure Internet Applications to Proxy Traffic Through Your Tunnel

There are two ways to get this done. One way is easy but it costs money. The other way is easy and time-consuming but it’s free.

If you want to pay to do it the easy way, you can use programs like ProxyCap to handle all of your traffic routing. I’ve tried quite a few of these applications and I find that ProxyCap is the most powerful. ProxyCap lets you have multiple tunnels open and lets you tunnel specific traffic to any of the tunnels depending on IP or Application based rules. Even though this is the easier way to tunnel traffic, you won’t need to purchase this software if you are just tunneling an instant messenger and/or a web browser application.

[B]Configuring Firefox to Use Your Tunnel[/B]

1.Go to Tools > Options > Advanced (button) > Network (tab) > Connection > Settings
2.Configure your Proxy settings like the image below:
[IMG]http://pic.mk/images/proxyfiref.jpg[/IMG]
Click “OK” and you are set!
Testing Firefox Proxy

In the web browser, check that your IP is different from before you tunneled your traffic by using cmyip.

Configuring AIM to Use Your Tunnel

1.Open AIM connection preferences
2.Set the Proxy settings
[IMG]http://pic.mk/images/proxyaim.gif[/IMG]
Testing AIM Proxy

Shutdown your proxy tunnel and try to send a message to someone. Your AIM should now sign off once it realizes that I cannot send any traffic through port 1000.

Conclusion

[B][COLOR="Red"]You should now be able to enjoy the internet without having to worry about “Big Brother” monitoring your traffic.[/COLOR][/B] This is also useful when you are traveling and are using an public network to do secure transactions (e.g. financial transactions). The only thing that can be seen by a packet sniffer is just a bunch of SSH encrypted packets being sent to your remote machine. Sniffer applications will have no idea what the contents of the packets are and where their true destinations are.

[uttnls]

Re: I am looking for a good antisniffer software

Yes but what you are suggesting is to use other provider, then he can just switch to other one instead of paying both of them.

As far as i understood he worries about LAN traffic not WAN am i right ?

[skype]

Re: I am looking for a good antisniffer software

[QUOTE=peremacedonia;93110]Guys, Skype want to know it is possible to pass providers check of data because its think they been checked by someone.
Its hard to do that only if u encript data with strong password.so here some tutorial:
[COLOR="Red"][CENTER]How to Encrypt Your Internet Traffic[/CENTER][/COLOR]
This is the coolest trick I learned while working at Blinkx. At the time, our management really hated when we go on any type of instant messaging applications. I also suspected that our messenger conversations and other internet activities were being monitored. I was pissed so this is what I did to combat their nosiness.
[B]Open an SSH Tunnel to a Remote Machine[/B]
There are a couple ways you can do this (one through Putty and one through Cygwin). Personally I like the Cygwin method since it requires one command line. I will discuss the Cygwin method here.

1.Download and install Cygwin. Make sure that you also install the ‘openssh’ and ‘vim’ packages.
2.Open a Cygwin terminal
3.In your home directory create a script called tunnel.sh
[CODE]vim tunnel.sh[/CODE]
4.Place the following line into tunnel.sh
[CODE]ssh -x -2 -D 1000 <username>@<remote-machine>[/CODE]
5.Make your script executable
[CODE]chmod u+x tunnel.sh[/CODE]
6.Execute the script (enter your password to login to the box) and minimize the window (leave the connection open)
[CODE]sh tunnel.sh[/CODE]

7.For password-less login, you can setup [URL="http://omninoggin.com/2007/09/24/the-simple-explaination-and-use-of-ssh-keys/"]SSH key authentication[/URL] but this is optional
That’s it! Now you have an SSH tunnel to the remote SSH box on your localhost port 1000. All you have to do now is tell your applications to direct all traffic to that port.
Configure Internet Applications to Proxy Traffic Through Your Tunnel

There are two ways to get this done. One way is easy but it costs money. The other way is easy and time-consuming but it’s free.

If you want to pay to do it the easy way, you can use programs like ProxyCap to handle all of your traffic routing. I’ve tried quite a few of these applications and I find that ProxyCap is the most powerful. ProxyCap lets you have multiple tunnels open and lets you tunnel specific traffic to any of the tunnels depending on IP or Application based rules. Even though this is the easier way to tunnel traffic, you won’t need to purchase this software if you are just tunneling an instant messenger and/or a web browser application.

[B]Configuring Firefox to Use Your Tunnel[/B]

1.Go to Tools > Options > Advanced (button) > Network (tab) > Connection > Settings
2.Configure your Proxy settings like the image below:
[IMG]http://pic.mk/images/proxyfiref.jpg[/IMG]
Click “OK” and you are set!
Testing Firefox Proxy

In the web browser, check that your IP is different from before you tunneled your traffic by using cmyip.

Configuring AIM to Use Your Tunnel

1.Open AIM connection preferences
2.Set the Proxy settings
[IMG]http://pic.mk/images/proxyaim.gif[/IMG]
Testing AIM Proxy

Shutdown your proxy tunnel and try to send a message to someone. Your AIM should now sign off once it realizes that I cannot send any traffic through port 1000.

Conclusion

[B][COLOR="Red"]You should now be able to enjoy the internet without having to worry about “Big Brother” monitoring your traffic.[/COLOR][/B] This is also useful when you are traveling and are using an public network to do secure transactions (e.g. financial transactions). The only thing that can be seen by a packet sniffer is just a bunch of SSH encrypted packets being sent to your remote machine. Sniffer applications will have no idea what the contents of the packets are and where their true destinations are.[/QUOTE]

Thank you my friend.Your suggestion seems to be the most reasonable one.I havent tested it yet but it is good to see that someone really understands me!

To all other friends also,

Thank you for your offerings and time.I will let you know once I try your methods and see.

[peremacedonia]

Re: I am looking for a good antisniffer software

Rule n.23 use thanks buton not thanks with posts :D:D:D:D
I hope u are satisfacted with my answer...

[uttnls]

Re: I am looking for a good antisniffer software

The best is VPN service like StrongVPN for example