Sunday, April 11, 2010

How to Surf Web Anonymously?

Many times, we all would like to surf the web anonymously for Privacy from other people or for the Privacy from the Web.


By surfing web anonymously one can maintain a good distance with hackers and other intruders. No one will know who you are, where you're connecting from or what sites you are visiting. Isn’t that sounding good? J
It is estimated that 90% of all computers are infected with some form of spyware that may track keystrokes, allowing criminals to learn passwords and bank account numbers—essentially giving them access to anything and everything on your computer.
As you all know An IP address is necessary for the Internet to work. The only way a Web server can send the contents to your browser is if it has your computer's IP address on the network. Cookies are another way for an outside source to track your web surfing habits. They're basically designed to save your time on your subsequent visits, but they run risk of collecting information about you. However, cookies cannot be used to run code (run programs) or to deliver viruses to your computer.