Proxy Chaining Tutorial - Be Anonymous Online

I have written a series of Articles on how you can be anonymous online and how you can protect your identity online, In the following tutorial i will be explaining one more such technique "Proxy Chaining" that you can use  To stay anonymous online

What is Proxy Chaining ? And What is The Use Of it
A proxy is an address ( IP address ) of a  Server (proxy server)  that is placed between your computer and the Internet

The advantage of a proxy is that your real IP address is Hidden so when you hack  your giving the IP address of   the proxy sever and not your real IP address Same  way if your a normal Internet user the hacker won't get your real IP but the IP of the proxy server.


Proxy Chaining :
Proxy chaining is basically the idea of using more than one Proxy to connect to the Internet, The main use of proxy Chaining is to hide your identity .You can connect to as  many proxies you want. The more you connect, the more anonymous you will be, Proxy Chains makes it very difficult to trace you back for Eg:- lets take proxy chain which passes through various countries

                                                <-----------Proxy------------->
            Your PC  ----------> USA --> CHINA --> RUSSIA --- --------->Web site

Its very difficult to-trace  back such proxies since it passes through various countries, Thus Proxy chaining is generally a technique used by hackers to hide their identity online, How ever that being said its not impossible to trace proxy chains

Proxy Chaining Tutorial

Get Form Data from Google Docs in an Email Message [Video Tutorial]

This video tutorial explains how you can send form data from Google Docs in an email message using the very useful Send Mail function of Google Docs.

Whether you are looking to add a basic “Contact Me” form to your website or need to create a complex online poll with conditional branching, Google Docs is an excellent tool for you. It offers a variety of themes, data can be easily exported and, unlike other polling software, your Google Docs forms can accept any number of responses without the fee.

There’s one limitation though. Google Docs can send email notifications as soon as people submit your online form but, as shown in the above screenshot, there’s no form data included in that email message. You’ll have to open the corresponding Google Docs spreadsheet to see that actual form data which is not always a very convenient option.

Should you wish to receive Google Docs form data in an email message as soon as a user submits the form, there’s an easy workaround as explained in the following video.

The trick is that you associate a send mail routine with your Google Docs form that triggers as soon as a “form submit” action happens. And this routine, written using Google Apps Script, does all the magic – it reads the form values that were just submitted and sends them all in one message to a pre-defined address.

Here’s how you can add email capabilities to your Google Forms step by step:

Create a new form in Google Docs (or use any of your existing forms) and switch to the Spreadsheet view.Go to Tools –> Script Editor and copy-paste the following code in that code editor window. Replace the value of variable “email” with your own email address.function sendFormByEmail(e){ // Remember to replace XYZ with your own email address var email = "XYZ"; // Optional but change the following variable // to have a custom subject for Google Docs emails var subject = "Google Docs Form Submitted"; // The variable e holds all the form values in an array. // Loop through the array and append values to the body. var message = ""; for(var field in e.namedValues) { message += field + ' :: ' + e.namedValues[field].toString() + "\n\n"; } // This is the MailApp service of Google Apps Script // that sends the email. You can also use GmailApp here. MailApp.sendEmail(email, subject, message); // Watch the following video for details // http://youtu.be/z6klwUxRwQI // By Amit Agarwal - www.labnol.org}Next go to Triggers –> Current Script’s Triggers and associate the Send Mail function with “On Form Submit” event.Save the Google script, authorize Google Docs to access your Gmail account (for sending email) and you’re done.

Advanced users can further customize the script to have custom email subject lines that match one of the form fields. Alternatively, you can specify the form submitter’s email address as the replyto address and thus you can directly respond to the user by replying to that email notification.

Also see: Perform Mail Merge in Gmail using Google Docs

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