[B]How do I bypass blocks on WiFi?[/B]

[ItsLevi]

On work we have free WiFi , it's very fast and I would want to use it for facebook , youtube , downloads and stuff like that.
But I can't go to facebook , youtube or piratebay , I can't download anything at all.It's says like "This webpage is blocked"
Is there a way to bypass this?

[rugerty100]

On work we have free WiFi , it's very fast and I would want to use it for facebook , youtube , downloads and stuff like that.
But I can't go to facebook , youtube or piratebay , I can't download anything at all.It's says like "This webpage is blocked"
Is there a way to bypass this?

Create a SOCKS 5 proxy by utilizing PuTTY to open an SSH tunnel over port 443 so that the proxied data blends into the regular HTTPS traffic at a glance.

[ItsLevi]

Create a SOCKS 5 proxy by utilizing PuTTY to open an SSH tunnel over port 443 so that the proxied data blends into the regular HTTPS traffic at a glance.

You my man seem like you know what you're talking about.Now could you give me a little tutorial how to do this?

[rugerty100]

You my man seem like you know what you're talking about.Now could you give me a little tutorial how to do this?

No, try Google.

[-T4K0]

To bypass web filtration is pretty simple. No coding involved, no extra programs needed. I found this out on my own.
Step 1 Make sure the website is blocked
Step 2 if it is blocked look and see if there is Http: // or www
Step 3 if there is make it Https://
Step 4 You're done! Have fun :P

[dtm4]

Just try using the IP of a site you are trying to access, works most of the time.

[bape]

Just try using the IP of a site you are trying to access, works most of the time.

But then redirect to the domain.

Might not work for secure sites, but try translation sites. (Google, Bing... put the url in the translation box and click it)
Also, see if you can find an Abou*****m article with a link to the site you want. They put some shitty About bar on the top that actually keeps you on their site, but allows you to use the site you want. (Sort of like hidemyass, just not blocked).

Or if you're at my school, and all the computers are Macs and insecure as shit (Prob will work on Win as well), put TOR on a USB and install it to the desktop. (not a directory that needs actual permissions)

[dtm4]

But then redirect to the domain.

Might not work for secure sites, but try translation sites. (Google, Bing... put the url in the translation box and click it)
Also, see if you can find an Abou*****m article with a link to the site you want. They put some shitty About bar on the top that actually keeps you on their site, but allows you to use the site you want. (Sort of like hidemyass, just not blocked).

Or if you're at my school, and all the computers are Macs and insecure as shit (Prob will work on Win as well), put TOR on a USB and install it to the desktop. (not a directory that needs actual permissions)

Not sure why you quoted me, and what you are trying to say. But if I understand you correctly, no, it is not the same if the IP of a server or the domain is blocked.

And perhaps you should suggest googling for a web based proxy straight away instead of your suggestion to use translation sites.