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AntiFirewall for FTP, News, IRC, ICQ, Email
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Version
1.00
Connect to Newsgroups, FTP, IRC, ICQ and Email
(POP/IMAP) even if you are behind a firewall blocking
access to these programs/protocols. AntiFirewall will
penetrate the firewall and connect to the Internet
address of your choice, making it possible for you to
read and post to News and use FTP, IRC, ICQ from
behind the firewall. Anonymize your connections to
Newsgroups, FTP, IRC, ICQ and Email (POP/IMAP). Talk
safely to perfect strangers: the destination computers
won't know your true IP address (it will be replaced
by a different address, which they won't be able to
trace back to your company or home computer). If you
have no firewall to break free from, you can still use
AntiFirewall as an effective anonymizer. FTP:
Download/upload files via FTP with standard FTP
software like CuteFTP even if FTP is blocked by your
firewall; your FTP connection is anonymous, i.e. your
IP address is hidden from the FTP server. You can
connect to the FTP servers which require a password as
well as to the so-called "anonymous FTP" sites, which
don't ask for a logon name and a password.
AntiFirewall supports all standard FTP client
programs. IRC: Chat with your friends using standard
IRC programs like mIRC even if access to the IRC
protocol is blocked by your firewall; your IRC
connection is anonymous, i.e. your IP address is
hidden from the IRC network and other IRC users. ICQ:
Keep in touch with your friends and family, even from
behind a firewall. Talk to strangers safely: your IP
address is hidden from the ICQ network and other ICQ
users. Usenet News: Read and post to newsgroups with
standard newsreader software like Outlook or Agent
even if the news access protocol, NNTP, is blocked by
your firewall; your IP address is hidden from the news
server, so it won't be possible to track your postings
back to to your actual location. Email (POP3/IMAP
only): Read email from your personal account when you
are at work and when access to POP/IMAP is blocked by
the firewall.
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