Client-side blocking software CYBERsitter 97 Cyber Patrol SurfWatch Net Nanny X-Stop |
Server-level blocking software BESS I-Gear SmartFilter WebSENSE SurfWatch Proxy Cyber Patrol Proxy |
C:\WINDOWS\Cyb97.exe C:\WINDOWS\CYREG.DAT C:\WINDOWS\hlpc97.CNT C:\WINDOWS\hlpc97.hlp C:\WINDOWS\holder C:\WINDOWS\initsys.exe C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\adwfil.dll C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\hiwfil.dll C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\iawfil.dll C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\lgwfil.dll C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\Stcp.dll C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\wfileu.drv C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\wsockc97.dllThe last file, wsockc97.dll, is the key to disabling CYBERsitter without the password.
C:\patrol\!cp.exe C:\patrol\cp.exe [plus a lot of other files in the c:\patrol directory] C:\WINDOWS\!ic.exe C:\WINDOWS\ctl3d.dll C:\WINDOWS\ic.exe C:\WINDOWS\icfire.exe C:\WINDOWS\icp.log C:\WINDOWS\sfttb.dll C:\WINDOWS\system.386 C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\!system.drv C:\WINDOWS\ts.dll C:\WINDOWS\ts16.dll C:\WINDOWS\ts32.dll C:\WINDOWS\unwise.dll C:\WINDOWS\USAGE.LOG
C:\CO_RO_NT\128.swf C:\CO_RO_NT\129.swf [plus a lot of other files in the C:\CO_RO_NT directory] C:\WINDOWS\128.SWF C:\WINDOWS\129.SWF [plus a lot of other files in your C:\WINDOWS directory named "nnnn.swf" where nnnn is a 3 or 4 digit number] C:\WINDOWS\ss16.dll C:\WINDOWS\surfctl.exe C:\WINDOWS\surfhook.dll C:\WINDOWS\surfsock.dll C:\WINDOWS\surfw.ini C:\WINDOWS\swutil.dll C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\net.drv C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\surfvxd.vxd
If you just want to find out how to get around the blocking, though, then it
doesn't matter what kind of proxy server is being used,
since the method for getting around all proxy servers is
the same, and you can read it here. In that
case, all you need to know is whether your computer is configured to use a
proxy server at all -- to do this, read
how to determine the proxy settings on
your computer.
A note about proxy servers
BESS, I-Gear, WebSENSE, Cyber Patrol Proxy, and SurfWatch Proxy are all proxy
servers, which means they are installed on another machine on the network. It
may not always be possible to determine what product is being used. Usually
the only information that you have, is the message displayed when a page is
blocked -- but that message can be changed by the proxy server administrator
so that it no longer mentions the name of the product, and you have no way
of telling what product is being used. If you're trying to find out the name
of the product being used by your school for research purposes, this may not
always be possible.
BESS, the Internet Retriever
I-Gear
SmartFilter
WebSENSE
Cyber Patrol Proxy
SurfWatch Proxy