Nt1330 Unit 3 Assignment 1

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Assignment 1 1. The Ip address that I got when I went to whatsmyip.com was 96.48.125.42, this is suppose to be my hackers address. After I got this address i started to search google for websites that would allow me to find my hackers location and address. The website I used was http://www.iptrackeronline.com/. This website is accurate in determining my isp provider which in this case is shaw and furthermore it is also accurate in determining the city and country in this case which was Surrey BC Canada. The only problem that it had was getting my address right it was a bit off. Another website is used was http://aruljohn.com, his website also gave me the same result almost every was accurate except for the actual address, it was surpislying the …show more content…

2. When I searched the same two websites from the proxy on http://hide.me I was given a completely different ip address, a ip address from the Netherlands which was 85.17.24.66 But while http://www.iptrackeronline.com/ gave me a Netherlands as my country whatsmyipaddress.com gave me the same ip address but different country gave me Varazdin Coratia. 3. A web based proxy server will allow its user to use the web anoiusmosuly , because it will hide your actual ip address and assign a randomly selected fake address. You can go to a proxy and type in any web address and you will be redirected there, the proxy will hide your actual address from hacker, thus decreasing your chances of getting hacked. Proxy’s do have advantages and disadvantages. Advantages -the user can hide there wed address and surf the web anousmousily -the user can change there location Disadvantages -the number of proxy’s online is hard to count, thus making it difficult to tell the difference between the good and bad, there are some proxy set up by hacker to fish out information of the user while the person uses the

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