IceProxy Update [16/11/06]: New Proxies

HTTP protocol is now activated:

http://ILurve.iVerve.com
http://ILurve.iVerve.com:9090
http://GnR.iVerve.com
http://GnR.iVerve.com:9090
http://LedZep.iVerve.com
http://LedZep.iVerve.com:9090
http://Queen.iVerve.com
http://Queen.iVerve.com:9090
http://MotorHead.SeoYour.com
http://MotorHead.SeoYour.com:9090
http://Motorhead.iVerve.com
http://Motorhead.iVerve.com:9090
http://Hawkwind.iVerve.com
http://Hawkwind.iVerve.com:9090
http://ACDC.Kabobi.com
http://ACDC.Kabobi.com:9090
http://SRV.iVerve.com
http://SRV.iVerve.com:9090
http://MeAnd.MyMediaMonkey.com
http://MeAnd.MyMediaMonkey.com:9090
http://GnR.MyMediaMonkey.com
http://GnR.MyMediaMonkey.com:9090
http://Rush.RedSector5.info
http://Rush.RedSector5.info:9090
http://Queen.ZoneSafe.info
http://Queen.ZoneSafe.info:9090
http://GnR.SEOBuilder.info
http://GnR.SEOBuilder.info:9090
http://Chilli.Kabobi.info
http://Chilli.Kabobi.info:9090
http://Kofte.Kabobi.info
http://Kofte.Kabobi.info:9090
http://Shish.Kabobi.info
http://Shish.Kabobi.info:9090
http://Shaorma.Kabobi.info
http://Shaorma.Kabobi.info:9090
http://Fast.OmegaPlayers.com
http://Fast.OmegaPlayers.com:9090
http://Zippy.OmegaPlayers.com
http://Zippy.OmegaPlayers.com:9090
http://Lippy.SEOBuilder.info
http://Lippy.SEOBuilder.info:9090
http://Lippy.OmegaPlayers.com
http://Lippy.OmegaPlayers.com:9090
http://OmegaPlayers.MyMediaMonkey.com
http://OmegaPlayers.MyMediaMonkey.com:9090
http://MyMediaMonkey.OmegaPlayers.com
http://MyMediaMonkey.OmegaPlayers.com:9090
http://ZoneFast.ZoneSafe.info
http://ZoneFast.ZoneSafe.info:9090
http://ZoneSafe.ZoneFast.info
http://ZoneSafe.ZoneFast.info:9090
http://BBking.ZoneFast.info
http://BBking.ZoneFast.info:9090
http://RedBarchetta.RedSector5.info
http://RedBarchetta.RedSector5.info:9090

Remember, all our proxy domains are on the wildcard:

http://*.iVerve.com
http://*.Kabobi.info
http://*.SEOYour.com
http://*SEOBuilder.info
http://*.ZoneSafe.info
http://*.ZoneFast.info
http://*.RedSector5.info
http://*.Omegaplayers.com
http://*.MyMediaMonkey.com

Some can be accessed via the secure socket layer (SSL - please try your
luck), and some have cgiproxy too, but not all:

http://CGI.iVerve.com/cgiproxy/nph-proxy.cgi
http://InTheSky.Kabobi.info/cgiproxy/nph-proxy.cgi
http://Getting.ZoneSafe.info/cgiproxy/nph-proxy.cgi
http://High.ZoneFast.info/cgiproxy/nph-proxy.cgi
http://With.RedSector5.info/cgiproxy/nph-proxy.cgi
http://McFly.SEOYour.com/cgiproxy/nph-proxy.cgi
http://MyMinky.SEOBuilder.info/cgiproxy/nph-proxy.cgi

IceProxy Update [021006]: 12 Fresh Proxies and/or Re-Optimised Proxies, Out Now!

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IceProxy Update [290906]: New Domains, and Older, Re-Distributed Domains

Please be advised, the following proxy domains are unused, apparently
unblocked and effectively still fresh:

http://bizarro.ath.cx
http://brainiac5.dyndns.tv

as well as the military time-zone proxies:

http://alpha.intel.st
http://bravo.intel.st
http://charlie.intel.st
http://delta.intel.st
http://echo.intel.st

The following otoh are completely new, as of now.

Iranian province proxies:

http://Esfahan.faq101.net
http://Khorasan.faq101.net
http://Khuzestan.faq101.net
http://Fars.faq101.net
http://Kordestan.faq101.net
http://Zanjan.faq101.net
http://Lorestan.faq101.net
http://Qom.faq101.net
http://Kerman.faq101.net
http://Bushehr.faq101.net
http://Tehran.faq101.net
http://Yazd.faq101.net
http://Sistan_Va_Baluchestan.faq101.net
http://Hamadan.faq101.net
http://Hormozgan.faq101.net
http://Semnan.faq101.net
http://Ilam.faq101.net

Music proxies:

http://rock.faq101.net
http://punk.faq101.net
http://jazz.faq101.net
http://funk.faq101.net
http://metal.faq101.net
http://salsa.faq101.net
http://texmex.faq101.net

As usual, please send all comments to:

linksonice_at_linksonice.com

or else post them here, or else on:

http://TheProxyReport.blogspot.com

IceProxy Update [190906]: This Weeks TOP 25 Super-Villain and Mystery Proxies

http://doom.dnsdojo.com
http://dr.doom.dnsdojo.com
http://impending.doom.dnsdojo.com
http://droctopus.mine.nu
http://strange.mine.nu
http://dr.strange.mine.nu
http://felix.faust.dyndns.tv
http://faust.dyndns.tv
http://dr.manhattan.dnsalias.com
http://manhattan.dnsalias.com
http://joker.podzone.net
http://mxyzptlk.dnsalias.com
http://mr.mxyzptlk.dnsalias.com
http://brainiac5.dyndns.tv
http://zoom.selfip.net
http://professor.zoom.selfip.net
http://girls.aloud.gotdns.com
http://aloud.girls.gotdns.com
http://itsap.ath.cx
http://anagy.net
http://plan9.serveftp.org


http://filter.scrapping.cc
http://optical.filter.scrapping.cc

http://myspace.dyn-o-saur.com
http://www.legalandmedical.info      ... *now back in service*

In other news: we have integrated new hardware into the global
multiplexor, so your choices are growing, as is the number of available
proxies.

Problems? Blockages? Questions?

Contact:

linksonice_at_linksonice.com

IceProxy Update [120906]: New and Old Superhero Proxies, and Other Miscellaneous Proxies

If you are a fan of comic-books and graphic novels, you may enjoy the
following new proxies, most of which are fresh out of the oven:

http://MrAtom.mine.nu - featuring the JLA's incredible shrinking Atom
http://Dr.Manhattan.dnsalias.com - featuring the scarily omnipotent Dr.
Manhattan from "The Watchmen". More info here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dr._Manhattan .
http://Dr.Manhattan.is-a-geek.com - see above
http://Dr.Manhattan.is-a-geek.org - see above
http://Spectre.faq101.net - featuring DC's Spectre; how could anybody
ever kill this guy, considering he was actually dead anyway?
http://Pix4Clicks.com - featuring DC's "Flash"
http://Shazam.faq101.net - featuring a rather cheesy statue of DC's
Captain Marvel

Apart from the above, these are also very new:

http://Filter.Scrapping.cc
http://Multiplex.dyndns.ws

Don't forget that http://faq101.net is still largely unblocked by any
of your smartypants local administrators due to it's high versatility
and innocuousness, so you can continue to take advantage of the
wildcard capabilities to appear even more harmless in the firewall logs
with proxies such as, for example:

http://Efficient-Time-Management.faq101.net
http://1001-WindowsXP2-Enhancements.faq101.net
http://More.Perl.For.Dummies.faq101.net
http://Good-Citizenship.faq101.net
http://Origami-for-Beginners.faq101.net
http://Learn-To-Speak-Klingon-in-24-hours.faq101.net

For questions and/or comments, please contact:
linksonice_at_linksonice.com .

Enjoy,

IceProxy Labs.

IceProxy Update [040906]: New Domains, and Older, Re-Distributed Domains

Category 1: New Domains Online Now
==================================

Newly Optimised for Load - http://LegalAndMedical.info
Newly Optimised for Load - http://LinksOnFire.com

http://LinksOnFire.com is still in DNS flux from most locations, so you
may be lucky to get a good surf-speed if you catch it early.

Category 2: Older Domains Always Online, But Re-Optimised For Load
==================================================================

Re-Optimised For Load - http://SecretInternet.info
Re-Optimised For Load - http://FreedomFilter.net
Re-Optimised For Load - http://IceProxy.net

[ Note: WILDCARD is GREEN for http://IceProxy.net ]

[ Note: There may be more additions to category 2 in the next 72 hours,
depending on stats. ]

IMPORTANT QUESTION:

Is somebody filtering any of the above 3 urls in your part of the
world, or are you just not using them? Write to us and let us know.
Investigations of smartfiltering are ongoing, and new analysis tools
are being installed as we speak, but initial results would indicate
that these domains may have been BLOCKED in some areas. Your comments
may be helpful and/or informative.

Category 3: New Strategic Subdomains for Non-Optimised But High Availability Domains
====================================================================================

http://BSD.FAQ101.net
http://Linux.FAQ101.net
http://Python.FAQ101.net
http://KernelMod.FAQ101.net
http://WindowsAPI.FAQ101.net

[ Note: WILDCARD is GREEN for http://FAQ101.net ]

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Final Note: Please post your comments/questions directly to the
newsgroup, post them here, or write to us in complete confidence at
linksonice_at_linksonice.com.

New Proxy Newsgroup Now Online

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DNS Flux = Spreading the Load = Fast Proxies!!!

As we juggle domains between clusters in different locations in Europe, we notice that different users are able to access the domains in a state of "DNS flux", and so faster than the others which are not. Now when certain domains are in the "DNS flux" state, it is the proxies on these domains that perform best. So for the fastest possible proxies, stay on top of things, and jump on these as soon as you are able (or rather, as soon as your ISP's DNS picks them up ;) as they are now officially in DNS flux:

NEWSBUM
ICEPROXY
NEWSDOGG
3D-GREEDY
PORK-PIXELS
PROXY-ON-FIRE
STUPID-INTERVIEWS

New Report - 220806

Due to recent governmental and corporate firewalling we are detecting around the world, insofar as domains with the word "proxy" are concerned, the following proxies are now preferentially recommended:

SECRET INTERNET
ARCADE PLAYERS
FREEDOM-FILTER
GAMES-4-WORK
PORK-PIXELS
PIX4CLICKS
3D-GREEDY
NEWSBUM
PENGO

Note: this new proxy report blog takes off where the old proxy report blog stopped. Please contact IceProxy Labs for further information.

In the meantime, there are always the following proxies to consider, as per the last update in the old report/blog:

SNEAKY
ANONSURFER
3D-GREEDY
BYPASS
FIREWALLFREE
BEIJING
TEHERAN
RYIADH
ROME
LONDON
PARIS
MUNICH
MINSK
SECURENET
BYPASS
MYSPACEPROXY
BLACKICE
NO SMOKING
OFFICEPROXY

Enjoy using these proxies, do not abuse them (you will be detected if doing so), and if necessary, remember to take account of load balancing and so switch mirrors from time to time.

Best Regards,

IceProxy Labs