do you guys visit terb at work?
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If you log in at a hotel that has free internet access, and you use a company laptop, could your company still track it?
If you log in at a hotel that has free internet access, and you use a company laptop, could your company still track it?
Logging in from work will leave a trail. There are logs kept by the router/firewall. Your computer`s IP address, and ever domain you visited.
Does anyone look at them? Would they look to see what https://terb.cc is? Your call.
They don`t even need to look at your computer.
Does anyone look at them? Would they look to see what https://terb.cc is? Your call.
They don`t even need to look at your computer.
I'm an IT/IS manager. I watch all the users to see where they go.
It's how I find all the good porn sites.
It's how I find all the good porn sites.
discretion
can't you pay for a web service, where you go to a website and then log on to porn, terb, etc.?
can't you pay for a web service, where you go to a website and then log on to porn, terb, etc.?
Re: discretion
There used to be such a site (FREE) but it got banned. It spoofed your IP among other things.
I login in from work but never from home - I administer the network.
RogerRabbit said:can't you pay for a web service, where you go to a website and then log on to porn, terb, etc.?
There used to be such a site (FREE) but it got banned. It spoofed your IP among other things.
I login in from work but never from home - I administer the network.
A colleague has set up some kind of encryped tunnel from his work pc to his home pc, and surfs through that.
Meanwhile I've been visiting terb from work for a couple of years and no warning (yet). I don't think the url will trigger any alarm bells.
Meanwhile I've been visiting terb from work for a couple of years and no warning (yet). I don't think the url will trigger any alarm bells.
I visit all porn sites from work....sometimes I don't even wear pants when I sit at my desk, just a shirt and tie
they haven't fire me yet
they haven't fire me yet
I know tell me about it....it's pretty hot
especially with all these hot guys walking around with just a towel on
once I saw sheik come in, he walked around naked b/c he's into air drying
especially with all these hot guys walking around with just a towel on
once I saw sheik come in, he walked around naked b/c he's into air drying
Don't do anything at work you wouldn't do if you boss was watching right behind you.
Keyloggers, network logs and if the network admin detects the fact that you are tunnelling to an outside computer can mess up your job.
Just do it from home and surf CNN or someother "safe" website at work.
Keyloggers, network logs and if the network admin detects the fact that you are tunnelling to an outside computer can mess up your job.
Just do it from home and surf CNN or someother "safe" website at work.
SucroseFree said:
I'll be honest, the only time I go on terb is at work and I know erasing history doesn't help but after 2 yrs of surfing no complaints from the company.
I'd be careful with that. If the company decides to take action against you, they can do a search on your name and see all the nasty details of what you've been posting on TERB. It gives them a good excuse to get rid of you, should they ever want to.
A pretty good rule of thumb is this: if you want to hide your surfing habits from the boss, don't surf at work. Everything's traceable, it's just a matter of how badly you want to trace something. I've had people tell me about encryption and anonymous filter websites to disguise what you're really doing, but eveything leaves a trail and when IT is sufficiently motivated to follow that trail, you're going to have a lot of questions to answer.
I have a friend in an HR dept and he showed me an IT report they pull on their employees' surfing habits. In particular, he showed me a site-by-site listing for a problem employee and it cooked his goose in arbitration. It's hard to plead your innocence when you're surfing "Up Roofus' Ass.com" and "Animal Lovin.net". Not to mention the utter humiliation he faced from his boss and coworkers.
A pretty good rule of thumb is this: if you want to hide your surfing habits from the boss, don't surf at work. Everything's traceable, it's just a matter of how badly you want to trace something. I've had people tell me about encryption and anonymous filter websites to disguise what you're really doing, but eveything leaves a trail and when IT is sufficiently motivated to follow that trail, you're going to have a lot of questions to answer.
I have a friend in an HR dept and he showed me an IT report they pull on their employees' surfing habits. In particular, he showed me a site-by-site listing for a problem employee and it cooked his goose in arbitration. It's hard to plead your innocence when you're surfing "Up Roofus' Ass.com" and "Animal Lovin.net". Not to mention the utter humiliation he faced from his boss and coworkers.
My limited understanding of the process is that every site you visit is stored on the servers...I'm not sure how long that record is kept...I was told that some companies use "filters" that look for key words in the url and flag it...it's not just porn...gambling sites are very popular as well...once I went online at work to look up who was playing at Casino Rama and go a message I was visiting a blocked site(I guess because of the word "casino")...purely innocent but I had to explain myself to the LAN administrator...
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