July 25, 2008 02:29pm pdt

1. war1 1,898,169
2. batry_boy 566,715
3. BlueDevilF... 550,488
4. rpggamer... 362,431
5. IndiGenus 289,572
6. lrmoore 202,773
7. peakpeak 196,539
8. RobWill 193,189
9. mtz1of4 180,292
10. b0lsc0tt 179,677
11. apache09 179,008
12. dpk_wal 148,743
13. jcimarron 125,329
14. DaveHowe 124,238
15. arnold 116,470

1. war1 9,600,026
2. BlueDevilF... 3,664,513
3. lrmoore 3,238,901
4. sunray_... 2,136,394
5. Sheharya... 1,437,083
6. rpggamer... 1,299,958
7. richrumble 1,254,699
8. RobWill 1,107,422
9. traval 947,600
10. batry_boy 929,523
11. keith_ala... 925,912
12. r-k 865,945
13. astaec 825,791
14. Sembee 697,642
15. grblades 693,646

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bypass websense surf monitoring?

Zone: Miscellaneous Security

Tags: websense, bypass, proxy

My company implements the websense web filtering product to keep employees from certain sites, and presumably also to monitor all sites the employee goes to.
I've found that I can bypass that by configuring a proxy server in my browser (using a proxy from aliveproxy.com)
My question is: is there a chance the company still be monitoring my surfing habits? I should be aware of products that may monitor traffic on any port?

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Zone: Security

Question Asked By: reds55

Solution Provided By: Tolomir

Participating Experts: 4

Solution Grade: A

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