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Secured proxy surfing therough sgmum.net

By tpg on Fri 20 of Nov., 2009 07:20 EST

sgmum.net (external link), a new secured web proxy, is online now. With a secured web proxy, it is possible to bypass local filters and firewall settings. Because https, instead of http, connection is used between your local computer and sgmum.net (external link), your local ISP has no way to know what sites you are browsing.

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